Whoa, Photosynth (which has caught my eye a few times already) goes public and now lets you create synths yourself. Still need to test it (working on my mac right now – which is unsupported unfortunately)
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NASA Meets Photosynth
Today, we’re announcing an exciting collaboration with NASA using Photosynth technology, to create three-dimensional environments of preparations for the launch of space shuttle Endeavour. For the first time ever, viewers can experience unprecedented views of shuttle Endeavour on the launch pad, interior and surrounding area of the Vehicle Assembly Building, and the return of previous …
Seadragon and Photosynth Demo
Microsoft Live Labs : New Photosynth Set : Gyeongbok Palace
Their Photosynth Update … or not?
Just was catching up with all the dailies through Google Reader when all of the sudden (at 9:09 PM CET) a new message from the Microsoft Live Labs Photosynth Blog popped up, announcing a FireFox Plugin for Live Labs’ Photosynth . Clicked it, read it, submitted it to Digg, and … the link was declared …
Microsoft Live Labs : Photosynth
Making 3D Models Using a Drone
Ow, this is nice. And apparently it’s called “Photogrammetry”. 💭 Reminds me of Microsoft’s Photosynth (RIP)
RICOH THETA 360
RICOH THETA takes pictures like nothing you’ve ever seen before—stunning spherical images of everything around you. RICOH THETA sends them over Wi-Fi to your smartphone and with one tap you can share them on Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr. Also integrates with Microsoft’s Photosynth RICOH THETA → (via teusje)
Seadragon goes Mobile
Most likely the most downloaded iPhone App over the weekend: Seadragon Mobile by which “you can browse Deep Zoom Images that you can create from your own pictures or your Photosynth collection (or anybody else’s).” Don’t know what Seadragon, Deep Zoom or Photosynth is then be sure to watch the original Seadragon & Photosynth video …
Radiohead – House of Cards
By now you’ve probalby heard about Radiohead’s new music video wasn’t filmed by a camera but shot by lasers. Not to sure what to expect from it, today I found that we can watch the “video” over at Google Code. Sweet interactive video (click and drag whilst playing!). Reminds me a bit of the raw …