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reference points, and calibrate orientation of panoramas by visually pointing
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at these reference points;
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* **visualize a point** by its lat/lon/altitude on your panorama;
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-* **see other panoramas** locations to evaluate the lines-of-sight.
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+* **see other panoramas** locations to evaluate the lines-of-sight;
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+* **locate a point** on all panoramas simultaneously.
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Getting started: basic usage of celutz
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* `←`/`↑`/`↓`/`→`: pan the image
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* `Home`/`End`: turn backwards (180°)
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+Locating a point
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+You can use the "Locate a point" feature from the homepage. It allows you
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+to locate a point (given its GPS coordinates) on all panoramas at the same time.
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+For each panorama that can "see" the target point, a direct link is provided to
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+orient the view to the estimated position. This allows you to quickly ascertain
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+whether the target point is actually visible from at least one existing location.
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Installing celutz
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