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Animated Panorama 1

As the number of pictures increase panoramas that are limited to the width of the screen inevitably shrink to smaller image heights (see below).

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A panorama composed of five pictures provides a distant view at Death Valley in a narrow strip of an image. BTP3250082-086c2.jpg

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The Flick Animation method enables the individual overlapping images to be viewed as a series of closeups. The animation mimics your view as your eyes scan the scene. Scan your mouse across the image to animate.

This image series overlaps less than 50%. This works fine for static panoramas (see above). I think that flick animations of panoramic landscapes may work better if the image series overlaps by more than 50%.

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