dynamically loading roi for hd images

[h4nne5]

hi!
i would like to create a website where you can browse really high
definition images of mine. they are huge and loading them as one would
take ages and would probably give some problems to the browser. so i
was thinking about loading them dynamically. i'm looking for a good
solution to make them easily scrollable/zoomable and dicovered this
really cool javascript:
http://www.inav.ex-ic.net/map.html
does somebody know something similar but freely available (as 170$ seem
a bit much to me for a hobby)? or perhaps any other suggestions?
thanks
hannes

 

[Randy Webb]

h4nne5 said the following on 5/25/2006 10:41 PM:

hi!
i would like to create a website where you can browse really high
definition images of mine.

Make thumbnails that link to the high resolution images.

they are huge and loading them as one would take ages and would
probably give some problems to the browser.

Then don't.

so i was thinking about loading them dynamically.
Why?

i'm looking for a good solution to make them easily scrollable/zoomable
and dicovered this really cool javascript:

That doesn't change the fact that you would still have to load those
high resolution images before they could become "scrollable/zoomable".
Make thumbnails of them, link to the high resolution version.

http://www.inav.ex-ic.net/map.html

Doesn't work for me.

does somebody know something similar but freely available (as 170$ seem
a bit much to me for a hobby)? or perhaps any other suggestions?

See above.

 

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

i would like to create a website where you can browse really high
definition images of mine. they are huge and loading them as one would
take ages and would probably give some problems to the browser. so i
was thinking about loading them dynamically. [...]
does somebody know something similar but freely available (as 170$ seem
a bit much to me for a hobby)? or perhaps any other suggestions?

Maybe thumbnails? (Some people have strange ideas, indeed.)


PointedEars

 

[h4nne5]

ok, maybe i havent made myself clear. i dont mean 1600x1200 pixel
pictures i took with my phone, but stiched together panoramas (and not
some 360° shoots plenty of programs can handle) of the street i live
in. something like 22.000 x 1200 pixel.
so thumbnails wont do.
i was thinking about cutting them into tiles and loading them
dynamically. a bit like google maps or like the site i mentioned above
does....