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Photosynth: Overhead View And More

The Photosynth team has released a major new feature called Overhead View. Overhead View allows you to look at the synth from above in 3D points. It also offers a new way of navigation, which is particularly handy for larger area synths. On hover it will...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2009 5:26 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth
WorldWide Telescope And Photosynth In Time’s 50 Best Websites List For 2009

WorldWide Telescope and Photosynth , have been named to Time's 50 Best Websites list for 2009 . [click on the image to go to the page] Very nice considering these sites are still fairly new, Photosynth just turned one and the Worldwide Telescope web client...

Published Fri, Aug 08 2009 2:50 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth, WorldWide Telescope
Photosynth Turns One Year Old

It’s been over a year since Photosynth.net launched . The team has written a massive article with the highlights of this past year . Now we’re not going to put them all here, for that you can read their article, but here are some statistics: 422,508 synths...

Published Fri, Aug 08 2009 4:16 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth
Publish Your Photosynth To Facebook

So you got good at creating Photosynths . To share you can send the link to your friends or embed it into your blog but now there is one more: MySynth , a new Facebook app that publishes Photosynths right onto your Facebook profile page. After you’ve...

Published Wed, Aug 08 2009 5:10 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth, Featured, Facebook, Azure
Photosynth Gets A Whole New Look And A Few Improvements

I don’t know what it is with the Photosynth Blog feed, but this one just turned up today , whilst the date on the post says May 21st… Anyways old news or not, to me and to most of you it will be new news so here it is: Photosynth has a Whole New Look...

Published Thu, Jun 06 2009 6:11 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth
Virtual Earth / PhotoSynth integration announced

Remember back last March when we told you about Virtual Earth/PhotoSynth integration via GeoSynth? A UK blog, PocketLint, posted a story we picked up on the integration, allowing public Photosynths to be embedded in Virtual Earth maps. Well...

Published Thu, May 05 2009 3:32 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Virtual Earth, PhotoSynth
Photosynth Experimental Viewer Now Main Viewer For Photosynth

Some news we’ve missed out on: Photosynth got updated again. The experimental Silverlight viewer has now become the main Photosynth viewer. This means that not only PC users, but also Mac users can view the synths, comment and mark them favorite. The...

Published Thu, Apr 04 2009 9:24 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth
GeoSynth: Microsoft’s answer to Google Street View?

Pocket-lint , the “largest independent gadget news and reviews site in the UK”, is reporting today that Microsoft plans to take on Google’s Street View with a “public-led” offering based on PhotoSynth technology and Silverlight...

Published Mon, Mar 03 2009 11:22 AM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: Virtual Earth, PhotoSynth, Silverlight
PhotoSynth Launches For IPhone

I’m sure by now we all know what Photosynth is. Some of you have already played around with it too, I know we did ! CNN News did too, creating a synth of Obama’s Inauguration from pictures the public emailed to them. Synths are everywhere, they are on...

Published Thu, Mar 03 2009 6:09 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth, iPhone
Photosynth Map Explore, See The World Through Synths

Nathan of the Photosynth Team created an Explore Map so you can see all geotagged synths. Sightseeing on a Map! Awesome, let’s have a look how this works. When we go to the Explore Map , we start off with this screen: Now that’s a whole lot of synths...

Published Thu, Mar 03 2009 6:08 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: Virtual Earth, PhotoSynth
Photosynth Update: New Features & Improvements

The Photosynth experience has been improved. New features an improvements launched and even more are in the works . The team promises more Photosynth goodness in the coming weeks. We’ll be watching! The features/improvements already launched are: - Point...

Published Wed, Feb 02 2009 4:42 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth
Capturing “the moment” with Photosynth: Barack Obama takes the Oath of Office

On Tuesday, January 20th, Barack Obama will be sworn in as President of the United States in front of the US Capitol in Washington DC, and in front of an estimated 2-5 million witnesses. To capture the moment, CNN News is planning to create a Photosynth...

Published Sun, Jan 01 2009 4:12 PM by Kip Kniskern

Filed under: PhotoSynth
Photosynth Experimental Silverlight Viewer, View Synths On Any Computer

The current (high performance) Photosynth viewing experience uses a technology called Direct 3D, and makes sophisticated use of the graphics hardware on your computer. This approach has its advantages and disadvantages. If you have a recent Windows PC...

Published Mon, Dec 12 2008 9:11 AM by Sunshine

Filed under: PhotoSynth
Photosynth comes to Live Search Maps

We mentioned previously that the Photosynth team has officially moved into the Virtual Earth Product Group. Today, Sarah Perez on Channel 10 pointed out that Photosynth is now officially integrated with Live Search Maps. Here’s an excerpt:

As you navigate in a map or zoom in or out in a particular location in Live Maps, you can choose to display pushpins for each Photosynth available in that area. You then just click the “launch Photosynth viewer” link to dive in and start exploring those synths.

You can try this now in Seattle, in Cairo at the Sphinx, in Vatican city, or at the Leaning tower of Pisa, for example.

...

Published Thu, Nov 11 2008 7:46 PM by damaster

Filed under: Virtual Earth, PhotoSynth, Live Search Maps
Photosynth Wins Breakthrough Award

The Photosynth blog has posted that they are one of 10 winners of the Popular Mechanics Magazine’s Top 10 Most Brilliant Gadgets of the Year . Photosynth was released in August and since then has won a lot of praise across the web. Just as a reminder...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2008 7:23 PM by ScottIsAFool

Filed under: PhotoSynth

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