jay_kim2 Posted April 1, 2004 Share Posted April 1, 2004 We have plan to do business with automatic virtual reality object photo scanner, but I am wondering about prompt demand for the equipment or vr object photo service considering the current prevailing 2d photo presentation in internet. We will use other plug-in which is very simple and fast loaded than Quick Time. But some web desiners told me they do not like any plug-in. The newly developed equipment can complete the whole process of vr photo image of an object within 15 minutes. Does this business really work? We are now setting up the demo studio and anxious about the evaluation from photo and internet experts. Please let me know of your opinion. Some sample will be available at www.openv3d.com (site may be slow because of hosting problem) and also I am willing to send CD on your request. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lucas_griego Posted April 1, 2004 Share Posted April 1, 2004 Mr. Kim, Interesting. I've shot many VR objects spins and VR walkthroughs for my clients over that past year. This looks like it could save time from having to set up everything up manually and then set up software to stitch everything. VR objects seem take time to load on the web matter how you do it - much of that will be up to your server and the other will be up to the kind of connection/computer the clients are running. And your right web designers do hate plug ins. If something can go wrong it will and it'll start with a plug in. One thing I didn't like on your site is having to install any software on my computer before I can view something. With the way adware, spyware and viruses go these days - people (myself included) are very reluctant to load anything on their systems that comes off the web. There is a market for this item - most likely manufacturers and photographers. Would you please e-mail me pricing info on the unit. Best regards, Lucas Griego lucasgriego@hotmail.com Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jay_kim2 Posted April 3, 2004 Author Share Posted April 3, 2004 Dear Lucas, I agree. We are improving our website and if you have any question please let me know. Anyway, to view vr photo you need plug-in in a certain way. If vr object image can be seen without any plug-in, it may be java based which is already installed in the computer. The v3d player is of some hundred KB and instant setup. But if people do not want any plug-in, we have to consider to go with java base even though we expect limited function and less efficiency. QTVR.... well.. I don't know... I am wondering who gonna use it. Anyway, thank you for your opinion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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