Panorama

Displaying Panorama

• By clicking on the Panorama button in the upper left part of the map, places with available panoramic images will be shown in red. This button is displayed only over the territory of the Czech Republic
• After clicking on a place on the map, the screen will be split into two parts, with the left window showing an overview of available places covered by Panorama (red lines/points), and the right part of the screen showing a window with a preview of the Panorama itself
  • The eye symbol in the left window is always oriented in the direction/azimuth corresponding to the direction of view in Panorama. The default azimuth corresponds to the axis of the road in the direction the Panorama imaging was conducted
  • By clicking on the two-arrow button in the upper right corner, you can display the Panorama on the full screen
• You can also display Panorama through the detail of a place by clicking on the Panorama button, which appears in the side panel under the main photo if Panorama is available in that place

Controlling Panorama

You can navigate between images using:

• Up and down arrow keys on the keyboard
• Clicking on directional buttons that appear at the bottom of the panoramic image
• Clicking on the map in the left window or double-clicking on the place Panorama “hints”

When zooming in on the map, the red line is replaced by red dots, where each dot indicates the place where an image was taken. You can also navigate between images by clicking on individual dots. Photos are taken every approximately 5 meters. The direction of the view in Panorama can be changed with the left and right arrow keys on the keyboard or by clicking and dragging the mouse.

When selecting Panorama by clicking on the map, the view is always automatically centered to the axis of the road, regardless of which direction the road leads concerning the cardinal directions.

Zooming in and out can be done by rotating the mouse wheel or pressing the plus and minus buttons on the keyboard. By clicking the field Nejnovější (Latest) in the upper left part of Panorama, you can switch between images from different time periods (the so-called Timeline).

In some interesting locations (e.g., selected castles, chateaux, town halls, etc.), places with red dots are marked, indicating static spherical images taken with a camera mounted on a tripod. You can navigate among them using double arrows. We currently do not allow user-uploaded spherical images.

Information about the date of image capture is always provided in the lower left corner of Panorama.

Sharing Panorama

You can share a Panorama image by clicking on the Tools button in the lower right part of the left window and then clicking on the Share field. When sharing Panorama using a link in iFrame, the following options are available:

• Keep the default option Nejnovější (Latest) (always the latest Panorama will be displayed)
• Select a specific year (a specific image from the preferred year will be fixed)

Displaying Panorama

In the mobile application, you can display Panorama through the detail of a place by clicking on the Panorama button, which appears under the main photo if Panorama is available in that place. The Panorama button is also directly available from the unopened window of the place detail.

Controlling Panorama

You can move between images:

• By tapping on directional buttons that appear at the bottom of the panoramic image
• By double-tapping on a place that Panorama “hints”. The direction of view in Panorama can be changed by holding down the finger and then dragging in any direction

Zooming in and out can be done by pinching or spreading two fingers on the display together or apart. By clicking the field Nejnovější (Latest) in the upper left part of Panorama, you can switch between images from different time periods (the so-called Timeline).

Sharing Panorama

In the mobile application, you can share Panorama by tapping on the three-dot symbol in the upper right part of the display and selecting the Share field.