Historical:SoC2007 Supporters

instructions

• if you don't have one yet, open a Panotools wiki account
• Log in with your Panotools wiki account
• find below which category better fits you
• click on the edit link next to the category title
• add your entry as a bullet point at the end of the page (see the examples above you)
• enter your name, place and role in the panoramic community
• if possible, add a link to some relevant panoramic work next to your name

The following organizations and users support the Open Source developers in their efforts to become a mentoring organization for Google's Summer of Code 2007:

Organizations

Mouth to Source - Navigate the world by river. Add your river to this global initiative and experience some of the greatest journeys on Earth. [1]

Individuals

hdri, paris, france

• Yuval Levy, Québec, Canada, photographer [2]
• Bruno Postle, UK. Designer/engineer, user of panotools and hugin. Panotools wiki contributor [3].
• Roger Williams, Japan. Photographer [4], user of panotools.
• Jeffrey Martin, Czech Republic. Photographer, user of panotools and hugin. [5]
• Ken Turkowski, United States, scientist and developer of panorama software, including QuickTime VR and DeFish. [6], [7]
• Mark Fink, United States, photographer [8], Universal pano head developer [9]
• Toni Garbasso, Roma, Italy, photographer [10]
• Pip Price, Photographer, UK, [11], creator of Peak District View [12]
• Claudio Lanconelli, Ravenna, Italy, photographer, user of hugin [13]
• Jim Watters, Canada, Photographer [14] and software developer and contributer to panotools
• Luis Roberto De León, Monterrey, Mexico. photographer and multimedia creator (www.solucionesvisuales.com)
• Milko Amorth, Vancouver, Canada, VR Photography [15]
• Pierre Converset, Séné, France, peintre et photographe.
• Geoffrey Morelle, Tourcoing, France, Photographer [16]
• John J Housser, Canada, VR Photographer [17], User of panotools and hugin in panoramic photography workshops using open-source software [18]
• Waleed Nassar, Cairo, Egypt, VR Photographer [19]
• Jérôme Muffat-Méridol, Paris, France, Photographer [20]
• Luca Zampieri, Roma, Italy, photographer [21]
• Uri Cogan, Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada, Artist [22]
• Vincent Massy, Grimentz, Suisse, utilisateur panotools
• Sebastian Nowozin, Germany. Author of autopano-sift [23]
• Eric Verdier, Zacatecas, Mexico, architecte photographer,[24]
• Eduardo Hutter, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Panotools user
• J.D. Smith, United States, Astronomer and developer/user of Hugin/panotools and related imaging toolsets (e.g. Multi-Layer TIFF editing with the Gimp, [25], [26])
• Keith Martin, London, UK[27]. VR photographer, MacUser magazine technical editor [28] and Senior Lecturer in Publishing, LCC, University of the Arts, London[29]
• Serge Maandag, Middelburg, Netherlands. Enthousiastic non profit user of VR panorama software and freetime photographer [30]
• Landis Bennett, SF Bay Area, California, USA - VR Photographer, World Wide Panorama organizer [31], PanoTools user
• Giuseppe Rota, Brescia, Italy, author of Qtpfsgui [32].
• UKAI Ippei; Nagoya, Japan; developer/localiser of hugin, mainly worked on Mac OS X port; undergraduate Informatics student at The University of Edinburgh.
• Jean-François PARIS, France, freetime photographer. [33]
• Roger Howard, technologist, community ambassador, and VR photographer
• Philippe Lainé, Villeneuve-sur-Lot, France, VR Photographer and multimedia creator
• Petrus van der Merwe, Cape Town, South Africa, Multimedia developer & panorama photographer. User of Hugin and Panotools.
• G E Scott Knauss, Naples, Italy, Panoramic Photographer, User of Hugin and Panotools on Linux. [34]
• Matteo Brusa, Panotools user.
• Thomas Steiner, Hugin user; Vienna, Austria
• Alessandro Ugazio, Torino, Italy, freetime photographer [35]
• Carl von Einem, Photographer, Panotools wiki contributor; Munich, Germany