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This panorama is part of the virtual tour I’m making right now.
It is based on a Portable Firefox installed with DevalVR,
so there’s no need to install anything, just pop in the CD.
Yes, I know that DevalVR is supported only by Windows,
but at the moment there’s only Windows machines at the
University, apart from those few linux boxes at the library.
And Fiero is working on the Mac version of DevalVR with full steam ahead.

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The title suggests that we interviewed a world-famous triplet,
but this is only a joke and a little Photoshop trick.
And by the way, it’s not triplet, it is a quartet, as he’s also standing at the camera!

Some technical info: the ceiling was simply black, but wide angles commonly known
to have very much lens flares, they are producing low-contrast images
when strong lights are coming trough the lens.
As far as I know it is applied to fisheyes too…

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It is just the corridor, but here reside the classrooms too.
This area is a bit different from the other conventional
university areas, as the only persons authorized to access here
are the communication technique engineer students and their professors.
This order is controlled by the students. There are two students in duty every week,
their task is to guard the lab, and they don’t have to visit the lecture that week.

This laboratory has its own budget, and the students do all the needed work from
the cleaning to the small repairs. It has a little film- and audio studio,
a photo-development room, a computer laboratory and some other rooms.

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There is a student sitting on the bench guarding the lab,
and he also must receive the incoming calls.
Behind him there is the timesheet, it contains the names of
who will be on duty in the next weeks.
In front of him there is an audio and video studio
with the needed accessories like cameras, monitors, lights and mixer.
To sustain the lab, the staff takes always outer jobs too,
like filming special events on demand, etc…

I have another panorama inside the studio, it will come next week.

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Our head cook posed like a saman.
He said that he won’t drink any alcohol during the cook.
That was a very hard decision from him in that situation,
but he didn’t failed.

There were other helpers like Gergely Dosa aka ‘Doshee’,
he was the transporter, he carried all these stuffs together.
At the turntables the tall guy with the red ambulance jacket
called Balazs Balint Szabo aka ‘BeBe’. He was responsible for
the good atmosphere.

Altough he can be seen multiple times, because I added
some duplicate persons to beef up the picture.

In two months we graduate as communication technic engineers…

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Finally after 3 years of suffering from learning things that we won’t utilise anymore,
we’ve ended the University! (Ok, there were some interesting, useful subjects too…)
The last trial is awaiting for us, but before it we had a little joy.

There were plenty bottles of beer and wine,
some Unicum and Jaegermeister. Some of us had mixed the drinks too,
although it is not so good for the stomach, especially on an empty stomach.

And about the diner: we had two cauldrons,
one for the lamb stew (some call it mistakenly hungarian goulash)
and one for the boiled potatoes.
It was very delicious, we’ve eaten all of it!
The head cook was our mate, Peter Czako,
his assistant was Adam Kronauer.

To be continued…