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de stilte
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# Posted: 4 Jun 07 19:29 - Edited by: de stilte
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A colleague of my pointed me out to Photosynth from microsoft live labs. The last hour I have been browsing around on that site and it looks really great.....
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Welcome to Photosynth, a new technology from Microsoft Live Labs that takes a large collection of photos of a place or an object, analyzes them for similarities, and displays them in a reconstructed three-dimensional space.
We've assembled a few collections for you to play with, and we're working on adding more. In the future you'll be able to "photosynthesize" your own photos, but we aren't there yet.
And hey, it's a tech preview, so you might encounter a bug or two.
We'll update our blog with information on improvements and new collections as we go along. We welcome your comments, bug reports, and ideas.
Quick Tip! Photosynth loves to be zoomed, so use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out from wherever the mouse is pointing.
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devish
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# Posted: 4 Jun 07 20:02
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Oh thank you de stilte, thank you a lot!
I heard about this program a long time ago and never was able to remember the name and find it. Yes, it seems very neet. I'll go and look at the site right away.
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Sappollo
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# Posted: 4 Jun 07 21:28
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This site of Microsoft is also very interesting:
HDView
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Oscar_
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# Posted: 4 Jun 07 21:41
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Thanks for sharing this great link de Stilte. I installed it and it looks very great. Hope there will be more collections in the future.
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de stilte
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# Posted: 4 Jun 07 22:32
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@ Sappollo, I am using Firefox. I had to start up IE for viewing HD View, which is also awesome........
@ Devish, I am glad I could be of any use ...;-)
@ Oscar_ , I'm very anxious to know how it will work with our own pictures......
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Oscar_
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# Posted: 5 Jun 07 20:36
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@de Stilte, I don't know how to put your own pics in the tool. Wish I know how coz it is a nice program.
I think they work on a more advanced program. Still in the testing phase I thought.
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