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DX Lab's Pano-scope allows you lot to thought around of the vintage historic panoramic photographs inwards the New South Wales State Library Collection. The library owns historical panoramic photographs taken inwards Sydney as well as elsewhere inwards New South Wales dating dorsum equally early on equally 1876.

Pano-scope is a wonderful way to explore the NSW of the belatedly nineteenth as well as early on twentieth century. It allows you lot to encounter how Sydney (pictured above) looked earlier the Sydney Opera House as well as earlier the Sydney Harbour Bridge were built.

The Pano-scope viewer uses an interactive mapping interface. This way that users tin pan as well as zoom inwards on the vintage panoramas using the familiar controls of online maps. Pano-scope was created using Pannellum, which is a lightweight, opened upwards source panorama viewer. You tin encounter to a greater extent than examples of the panorama viewer inwards activeness inwards the Pannellum library documentation (including an instance of the viewer beingness used to display a 360 aeroplane panoramic video).

You tin likewise brand uncomplicated interactive maps from panoramic images using Leaflet.js. Check out this post service on Making Vintage Panoramic Maps for to a greater extent than examples of panoramic maps as well as instructions on how to brand them yourself.