How is a "360 Tour" done?

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I would like to know how the process of developing a 360º tour is.

asked by anonymous 03.02.2016 / 15:15

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The 360-degree video market is still in its infancy, and there are not many industry standards.

That said, emerging platforms are similar in some ways. For example, video capture occurs with devices that cover as much of the sphere of focus around the scene as possible:

  • Sphericam 2

  • GoProSix-CameraSphericalSolution

Thelayoutofthecamerasispurposeful.Noticehowtheindividualfocifittogether:

Next,softwaressuchas Autopano make up a video that is the result of the synchronized merging of the various cameras.

Thesamecanbedonewithstillimages,usingtoolslike Microsoft Image Composite Editor or Hugin ; your results can be viewed via tools such as krpano Panorama Viewer .

    
03.02.2016 / 15:31
___ ___ erkimt With the departure of ViewScoped the new specification of the JSF, which scope to use now in my managed beans that used using JSF 2.2? ______ qstntxt ___

I have a big question now with the appearance of JSF 2.2: What do I do with my views and my old managed beans? How do I now (what scope to use) since I can not use more view scoped in a view that needs to keep some objects in memory between ajax requests?

    
______ azszpr95 ___

According to: link

La says that the @ViewScoped annotation in the javax.faces.bean.ViewScoped package should become deprecated, given the creation of the @ViewScoped annotation of the javax.faces.view.ViewScoped package.

This happens, considering the adoption of an extension of the CDI, using the second annotation. If you do not use the CDI, this annotation will not work.

    
______ azszpr96 ___

You can and should use the CDI ViewScoped: javax.faces.view.ViewScoped, however of course, you need to use CDI beans.

What happens is that JSF ViewScoped does not work with CDI beans, and JSF is taking the course where CDI beans will override JSF Managed Beans. So they are making arrangements for the entire javax.faces.bean package to become deprecated in the future.

More information here at this link: link

    
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