Flash
(or QuickTime 
) is necessary to view these panoramas.The (strange looking) images below are spherical projections.
Click on any of these images to view the corresponding panorama.
In such a panorama you can view in any direction. Use the mouse or left/right/up/down arrows.
Use SHIFT to zoom in, CTRL to zoom out.
Neuschwanstein castle.
View of the castle, from a nearby hill.
Castle courtyard.
[Many visitors today! This resulted in panoramic stitching errors which cannot be satisfactorily cleaned up, resulting in some 'ghosts'.]
In the historical town of Lindau, southern Germany.
Bismarckplatz on a cloudy summer day.
Near Schrannenplatz.
View over the Bodensee (through which the river Rhine flows), Lindau harbour, and lighthouse.
View over the Bodensee and Lindau harbour, from top of harbour lighthouse.
These panoramas were made in Germany. Equipment used was a Minolta 7D DSLR in combination
with a Sigma 12-24 @12mm.
Camera was mount on a tripod with a Nodal Ninja 3 panoramic head.
Stitching was done by Hugin in combination with Enblend;
pano2qtvr was used to convert an equirectangular panorama to QTVR.
[Images are copyright P. van de Haar. This page was last updated on November 15, 2008]
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