Apple QuickTime VR - Manual (Page 30)

m Panorama Viewing Size—Type the width and height, in pixels, of the playback window.
m Default Pan—If you want your panorama to open with a pan angle other than zero, type a
pan angle. The pan angle is the horizontal distance (in degrees) from the “starting point”
of the panorama.
m Pan Range—If the panoramic image covers a full 360 degrees, enter 0 degrees for Start
and 360 degrees for End. If the panorama is less than 360 degrees, enter the values that
correctly specify the scope of the panorama. For example, if the panorama covers 210
degrees of the horizon, enter 0 degrees for Start and 210 degrees for End.
m Default Tilt—If you want your panorama to open with a tilt angle other than zero, type
a tilt angle. The tilt angle is the distance (in degrees) above or below the “horizon” of
the panorama.
m Tilt Range—Click the checkbox labeled Auto if you want the Panorama Stitcher to
calculate the tilt range automatically. Otherwise, enter values to specify the tilt angles for
the top and bottom of the panorama.
m Default Zoom—If you want your panorama to open with a zoomed-in view, type the
percentage of zoom.
m Zoom Range—Enter the minimum and maximum percentage of zoom for your panorama.
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