The new Photosynth
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The new Photosynth
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#2Hmm: no way to download the 3D objects created.
Interesting tech, but that's a real pity.
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#3This is really impressive, and I can see it being useful for a lot of people - the GoPro crowd, and people selling uncommon things on eBay or Etsy come to mind.
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#4Does it still require Silverlight?
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#5If you didn't bother to read the "learn more":
When in the viewer, press C to see the 3D interpretation of individual shots and M for a map of the path taken by the camera.
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#6Also very impressed here. However, it appears to have a huge limitation over the previous implementation: You can only move in a linear fashion though the scene. Gone is the ability to jump around in a 3D environment. At least from the first handful of examples I looked at.
Does anyone see an environment in this new version that still allows freedom of movement?
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#7This one is really cool http://photosynth.net/preview/view/31e5927d-af4b-4678-8bba-c... !
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#8It is impressive. But, I have to wonder: what does this get you above-and-beyond taking a short video of an object, and then allowing the view to "scrub" back and forth within the video?
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#9This one is really cool http://photosynth.net/preview/view/31e5927d-af4b-4678-8bba-c... !
Haha, the end kind of freaked me out. This would be fun for making scary photo collages.
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#10Very cool, but I found the interpolation artifacts to be super distracting.