jquery.cyclotron.js

You can see how it works at the demo page.

Option 1: Create an element with a background image and class cyclotron.

<div class="cyclotron" style="background:url(panorama.jpg);height:512px"></div>

Option 2: Cyclotronify existing objects with additional options

$(document).ready(function() {
	$('.cycle').cyclotron({dampingFactor:1,autorotation:2});
});

Options

dampingFactor default: 0.93
Thit is the factor of slowing down rotation (0:immideate stop, 1:continuous rotation). Hint: Choose a value around 0.9
If the value is out of range (0..1) it is reset to the default value

historySize default: 5
The size of the array which stores the deltas

autorotation default:0
The value of autorotation will be used for rotation after the image is loaded. Hint: You have to set dampingFactor to 1 to prevent slowdown

continuous default: 1
If continuous is set 0 the rotation is stopped at the border of the image. This is useful if your image is not a 360° image. Hint: continuous also can be set to 0 by adding the class "nonContinuous"