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Posted: Thursday, August 21, 2008
Updated: August 21st, 2008 05:10 PM EDT
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Just Released Photosynth Uses Lots of Photos to Put You Amid a 3D Scene
source: USA Today/Technology
An image of the Parthenon loaded into Photosynth, an entirely new creative medium that uses digital photos to create a three-dimensional view of a scene or object.
Microsoft Photosynth/USA Today
My biggest beef involves privacy. You can't limit who sees your synth. All synths are public. As with YouTube or Flickr, folks can leave comments. Privacy controls are in the works.
Microsoft acknowledges there's work to be done; the company isn't sure whether to call Photosynth a "beta" or 1.0 release. Still, even with its limitations, Photosynth is worth a visit.
Visit Photosynth.net.
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