The clocks look great hehe.
Nice class too, i’m too lazy to write them so great work.

I rewrote the whole thing for http://www.digitalmediaprojects.co.uk/products/uhdms

This one works with iPad/iPhone and loads better.

If you do not mind, I have given an OOP twist to your code and here we come: http://rapidshare.com/files/413432739/Rotate360.zip.

There is as well included small application for joining image sequences (both Windows & Mac version)

Hope you guys will find this useful. Thank you again for this simple and fresh idea.

I personally have no access to IE(6-9) at the moment, I’ll borrow my mates laptop and try fixing it ASAP.

Thanks for the heads-up!

And for your question… I did attempt something similar using a home made lightBox and a cheap video camera. The problem was my equipment. Unless you can afford a good filter or have time to edit every frame it’s quite difficult.

The benefits of getting a setup correct would be worth a fair price mind. Imagine this used for an electronic retailer website…

Did you know this does not work in IE btw.
In IE8 i get a black box. Just for your info.
Will you fix this? Loads of people use IE.

Question:
Let’s say i want to do this with an image of myself.
What is the best aproach? Build a rotating platorm and use a HD camera?
Or is there an easier way to rotate yourself with this script?

I use the mootools framework for help myself.

Firstly, its amazing what you have done via javascript. I been trying to get this effect done and have failed miserably. Is there something you can provide me to get it done? Do you have the code and etc? that would be amazing.

Thanks a lot

Navroop Sehmi