Below is Antwerp, also in Belgium:

Both the panoramas can be viewed on Anendels Flickr page in both high resolution and interactive via the SPIV panorama viewer.

View Mechelen & Antwerp via Flickr.

Want to create your own? The tutorial now comes in two flavours:

Create high resolution panoramas from Google Earth & Create high resolution panoramas from Virtual Earth.

Below is a panorama of San Francisco captured from Microsoft’s Virtual Earth:

To appreciate the image it really needs to be viewed at full resolution – view the high res version (6mb)

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View the Panorama in Quicktime VR.

See our Google Earth Panoramas Thread for a full list.

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This time we feature Hamburg by Bernd Dohrmann, created using our Panorama Tutorial for Google Earth Bernd has created an impressive view from 3000 metres above the city.

Ed Parsons the Geospatial Technologist at Google mentioned these panoramas in a mini write up on digital urban recently. Indeed it turns out our London panorama is now part of his Mac Desktop, see our Google Earth Panoramas Thread for a full list which includes London, New York, Moscow, Belgium, Paris, Sydney and The Desolation Wilderness.

We note Ed’s words – ‘These images really are things of beauty. Gentle reminder though guys… You should not strip the Goggle logo off the images !!!’ and are working on a way to keep the copyright intact as to be honest its a good point and one that has been on our minds for a while.

View the Hamburg Panorama in Quicktime VR.

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John Housser has sent us in a panorama captured in Google Earth of Treasure Cay, Abaco in the Bahamas. Treasure Cay is one of the most popular and elaborate resorts in the Islands, located on the east coast of Great Abaco, it boasts 5.5km (3 1/2 miles) of spectacular sandy beach. You can view John’s panorama from his website, its also worth clicking through to the home page to view the other panoramas he has produced – we especially like the ‘Overboard the MS Explorer‘ image.

If your new to this our tutorial allows you to create panoramas from Google Earth using Gaby’s script and some photo stitching software. It is possible to output some stunning images using this technique such as the the panoramas sent in so far of: London, New York, Moscow, Belgium, Paris, Sydney and The Desolation Wilderness.

If you create your own panorama from the tutorial let us know and we will post it on the blog..

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John Housser has sent us in a panorama captured in Google Earth of Treasure Cay, Abaco in the Bahamas. Treasure Cay is one of the most popular and elaborate resorts in the Islands, located on the east coast of Great Abaco, it boasts 5.5km (3 1/2 miles) of spectacular sandy beach. You can view John’s panorama from his website, its also worth clicking through to the home page to view the other panoramas he has produced – we especially like the ‘Overboard the MS Explorer‘ image.

If your new to this our tutorial allows you to create panoramas from Google Earth using Gaby’s script and some photo stitching software. It is possible to output some stunning images using this technique such as the the panoramas sent in so far of: London, New York, Moscow, Belgium, Paris, Sydney and The Desolation Wilderness.

If you create your own panorama from the tutorial let us know and we will post it on the blog..

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Interestingly he has used a Four Seasons to create the clouds above the city. Four Seasons allows the user to replace the sky in images using the ‘magic wand’ tool.

There are a number of cloud settings as well as the option to place the sun/moon in the image.

You can view the Google Earth Panorama of Taipei here.

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Interestingly he has used a Four Seasons to create the clouds above the city. Four Seasons allows the user to replace the sky in images using the ‘magic wand’ tool.

There are a number of cloud settings as well as the option to place the sun/moon in the image.

You can view the Google Earth Panorama of Taipei here.

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‘Smooth’ from Smooth360, one of Australia’s premier panorama photography businesses, has used our tutorial to create a view above the Sydney Olympic Site at Homebush, Australia.

You can view the panorama in Quick Time VR from here.

As ever which these images the output is impressive, the list of cities covered is growing, currently standing at:

London, New York, Moscow, Belgium, Paris and Syndney.

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Thanks to Gaby’s kmz tool – see the newly updated tutorial it is now considerably easier and quicker to create panoramas in Google Earth. We have produced a view over Paris, which took approximatly 40 minutes, you can view the panorama from here (2.9Mb).

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Thanks to Gaby’s kmz tool – see the newly updated tutorial it is now considerably easier and quicker to create panoramas in Google Earth. We have produced a view over Paris, which took approximatly 40 minutes, you can view the panorama from here (2.9Mb).

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