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24 Jan 2010
Technology has played an important role not only in getting relief to those affected by the Haiti earthquake, but in getting information out about how the quake affected the island nation.
CNN contributes a new series of immersive information visualizations in these 360 degree panoramic videos, where you can completely control the camera’s view during playback as well as zoom in and out.
Shot over the last week in Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince, the videos are powered by technology from Immersive Media — the same company that helped power much of Google’s Street View.
Have a look at the interactive videos at full size and let us know what you think.
[via Gizmodo]
Disclosure: Mashable has a syndication partnership with CNN.
Tags: cnn, haiti, haiti 360, interactive video, panorama, social media, video
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2 Responses to Haiti 360: Interactive Post-Earthquake Video Panoramas
gowylde!
February 9th, 2010 at 12:02 am
Remember in toy story when all those alien toys are in that arcade machine?
Yeah.
He's just one of many, he just happened to get lucky and was chosen by "The Claw".
Yaqub H
February 16th, 2010 at 5:59 am
CNN is right. Attacks in India were by terrorists on civilians and attacks by Israel on Hamas is retaliation to silence them. You may expect to see similar low key CNN reports when India attacks terror camps in Pakistan.