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(More customer reviews)Is RealViz Stitcher worth (the money against) Apple's QuickTime VR Authoring Studio's? The first tech support call you make to Apple will cost you ($). Yes, that is ($) if you want to ask anything other than an installation question. Also, the software "chokes" - Apple's tech support term - on any high resolution image. It is not useful for anyone wanting to make prints of panoramas. Apple told me when I called pre-sales that they offered 90 days tech support - normal in the industry. But I neglected to ask what does that 90 days cover. It only covers installation. Forget it if you have any other questions. QuickTime VR Authoring Studio also does not support the Nikon Editor version of .jpg. So if you have a Nikon digital camera, be prepared to convert everything to the archaic pict format for this software. Yes, it will accept a .tif or photoshop .jpg, but it's internal process converts to a pict and if you want any semblance of quality you will need to convert to pict first. Do yourself a favor and avoid this product.
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Apple's QuickTime VR Authoring Studio is a professional application based on QuickTime VR technology that allows Web designers and multimedia authors to quickly and easily create QuickTime VR panoramas and objects. QuickTime VR Authoring Studio incorporates professional features like project manager, scene maker, and object maker, which are intended to simplify the production process of a QuickTime VR panorama movie. Unlike other VR authoring tools, QuickTime VR Authoring Studio helps create multinode QuickTime movies containing objects and panoramas.
QuickTime VR lets you create and view photo-realistic environments (panoramas) and real-world objects on Mac OS and Windows computers. Users interact with QuickTime VR content with a complete 360-degree perspective and control their viewpoint through the mouse, keyboard, trackpad, or trackball. Using the QuickTime VR Authoring Studio, panoramas and objects are automatically "stitched together" from digitized photographs or 3-D renderings to create a realistic visual perspective.
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