Jim Richardson blogs on the GigaPan

National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson has written a
blog entry on using GigaPan at a Small World guitar concert. I wish I had been there!

Educational Article

Here is a brief article in the Tribune-Review about one of the schools now using GigaPan for international cross-cultural exchanges.

Stephen King meets GigaPan

A very nice set-up GigaPan has been shot for publicizing Stephen King's newest book, there is an embed on wired; and the original image is at: GigaPan.

Nice Educational Article

Here is a nice article about the use of a gigapan for geomorphology class by Winona State University staff and students. Enjoy...

GigaPan goes to the world series

Thanks to David Bergman, the photographer who took our ever-famous Obama inauguration photo, GigaPan is at the world series! Enjoy this gigapan from the first game, in Yankee Stadium, on Major League Baseball's website. More details soon.

Fine Outreach for Science begins

The third ever Fine Outreach for Science workshop started tonight with a wonderful reception. We are honored to welcome 31 ecologists, anthropologists, geologists, historians, designers, environmental researchers [the list goes on!] to Pittsburgh for this very special event where interdisciplinary sharing is combined with a complete introduction to the GigaPan system, which each scientist takes home with them as newly inducted Fine GigaPan Fellows.

Two Outside Projects

It is always a pleasure to see others using GigaPan in new ways. Thanks to some of our educational outreach from the CREATE Lab we are seeing educational and experimental projects with GigaPan devices cropping up. Here are two recent examples:
Photographer Rick Braveheart documents Badlands National Park

Pittsburgh Art Institute use the GigaPan robot for their own presentation website