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Here are some 360 degree virtual tours of Wat Atvea, a small 12th century Angkor temple very close to Siem Reap’s city center.  Although there are very few carvings, it’s one of my favorite places, as it’s only a few minutes from town, and for some reason, tourists avoid it completely.

For those of you that are interested in how these are made, I shoot all of them with a 7mm fisheye lens on a Nikon D2X and a special panoramic tripod head.  Each sphere consists of between 8-12 images stitched together by a program.  There is always a few areas that need massaging in Photoshop to make the complete file, which is then turned into the Flash file you’re viewing.  It can at times be a very painstaking process to get everything to match up, but I think the end product is pretty cool.

Per request, a little proof that I’m really there!
More to come!

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