Quick Tip: Create Perfect Panoramic Displays with Zoomify

Quick Tip: Create Perfect Panoramic Displays with Zoomify

on Jul 2nd 2011 with 2 comments

Today, we’ll use Zoomify, a built-in tool inside Adobe Photoshop CS4 and CS5, to quickly export a webpage showcasing your panoramic image in a functional and sleek way. This video tutorial will walk you through the steps and explain how the process works.

Zoomify

Here’s a preview of the panoramic:

Quick points:

Zoomify is built into Adobe Photoshop CS4 and CS5. However can still be installed in PhotoShop CS3, check the offical zoomify website for more details.

Zoomify can be used for any high resolution photos, not just panoramic photos.

The client I used in the video is Filezilla inside the video to upload my panoramic image to my personal server. Also, take a look around at web hosting, you can sometimes find advertising-free web hosting for about $3 a month.

Thanks for reading

I hope this quick tip helped show you a different way you could showcase your high resoltuion photographs and panoramics. If you’ve used Zoomify before, please post your results in the comments.

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  • http://www.scottphotographics.com/ Mike

    Thanks for the tutorial – I’ll have a look into!

  • http://360degrees.friiitz.de/ friiitz

    Hi! I used Zoomify to display panorama pictures for my panorama project website http://360degrees.friiitz.de/ I have an older Photoshop version but it can be used with an external Zoomify converter as well and it works just fine.