Going into all the implementation details and the implications of this will probably warrant another blog post. What you are about to see, is one set of original Deep Zoom images (fresh out of Deep Zoom Composer) that runs both inside Flash as well as Silverlight. At this point, I'd like to thank my incredible developer teammates David, Olivier & Eric for being part of making this possible. Another twenty-four hours later, I had a working proof-of-concept for rendering Deep Zoom images inside our own viewer. The very next day, I talked to our people about it and their reaction was very positive. One night at my apartment, I was taking a closer look at Deep Zoom and realized that it works quite similarly and could be easily implemented on top of the work we did at Zoomorama. It turns out, the idea was born when I was doing my internship at Zoomorama and I was tasked to work on multi-scale image rendering. The viewer I’ve built reads standard, unmodified Deep Zoom images directly from Deep Zoom Composer. HistoryĪs the previous articles and the title of this one already hinted it, I did implement Deep Zoom in Adobe Flash.
…enables unparalleled interactivity and navigation of ultra-high resolution imagery. Well, I actually didn't plan to post this tonight but I just got home and found out that tomorrow, Microsoft will officially ship Silverlight 2 along with its acclaimed Deep Zoom technology which… Welcome back to part three of Inside Deep Zoom.
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