So a friend of my mom does relater work. and she pays her photographer to come in and take shots of her houses. So my questions is how is this done:


(click on PANORAMIC VEIWS) it's the second tab on the top left.

http://www.myvisuallistings.com/vt/28090#

thanks guys!

no idea but it looks awesome!

This is easily done with a tripod, camera and the proper panning head. You can read about how to do panos here: http://reallyrightstuff.com/pano/index.html (clicking on the next page you see the piece of equipment that makes panos easy).

In terms of the actual photography in the posted link, it is very poor when put to the professionals who do it full time as their means of income. If you want to see decent real estate photography check out the group pool here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/photographyforrealestate/

Like portraits of models where you must get lighting correct as well as know how to post process, taking photos of houses both inside and out is an art.

Microsoft also having a software doing the same. It is free, but I can not remember what it is called.

google photostitch

Photoshop

file automation photomerge


Then to make it scrollable you need to insert it into a flash application. I can't help you there. But with PS you can get something like this anyway:

http://forums.d2jsp.org/img.php?x=65674

ok thanks guys. I'm getting closer

I know how to make panoramic pictures in photoshop, it's just the flash part I need to figure out now.

shoot it in the some spot all the time where it covers the whole area and dont move the flash, like bouncing from ceiling and using off shoe cord(if its not showing). Or then put ettl off and shoot it wide area and rotate with camera.

One thing im not getting tho, is why you want to use flash when you use tripod?

I mean the flash animation part of it