Andrea has published a help document that explains all of this in detail, tutorials and support forums for questions. This main page is very logically laid out letting you choose the final size, resolution, number of tiles and the important duplication options. The little plus button under the section “Original Images” will let you explore to find the main image. Ideally you want thousands of images to get the best match for each tile.ĪndreaMosaic can also use frames from an AVI file, this works extremely well and I will get a non-copyright example for a later post so I can share the results online. For this example I will use the 600 odd photos we took on holiday in Peru a few years ago. This will be the most challenging aspect of your project. You will then need a suitable image to be the mosaic and a folder of images to be the tiles. Again this program is getting continuous improvements and features, make sure you download the latest version. This program from Microsoft allows you to import large images, arrange on the canvas and export to the many compatible viewers.
If you like the program you should consider a donation to help Andrea, in return you get access to the unlocked professional version and can create mosaics greater then 200MP. The latest version supports writing the DeepZoom XML file automatically. Way back in May I had this running on my Vista 64bit machine without issue. This program is simply awesome, Andrea is continuously improving this application, adding new features and improving performance. You will need two pieces of free software:
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Lets go through step by step how to create your first Seadragon AJAX AndreaMosaic. What do these three things have in common? They work seamlessly together and they are all free. AndreaMosaic is an amazing tool for creating images from lots of other images, DeepZoom composer is a tool for publishing large images on the web from Microsoft and Seadragon AJAX is one way to view these massive images with no plug-ins at all.
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