I found this very interesting:
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The idea of being able to fully control and ‘edit’ your pictures as you take them is very attractive. Perhaps a whole community of ‘plug-ins’ could develop on top of this open source device? Imagine all kinds of ‘plug-ins’ to help you take panoramas. Or a photosynth [...]
Sea dragon has now gone live. The cool thing is that you can now use DeepZoomPix.com to easily create and host your own deep zoom images.
A while ago I made a rather geeky photo-mosaic of berlin doors a created a deep zoom of this. So It was pretty easy to do, but yuo did have [...]
Doing lunch Tirol style
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Toronto airport waiting to board a delayed Air Canada flight:
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Made using Microsoft Research Image Composite Editor (ICE).
In homage to Ed Parson’s more glamorous travel panos!
I have just discovered the Photosynth Blog, which is a great resource for tips, tricks and information on new features. Nice work Photosynth Team!
One of my synths even features in this post:
I’m famous at last
The view from my window this morning. We’re getting a lot of snow this winter.
Recently I have been playing around Image Composite Editor (ICE) and have found it a really good, simple (and free!) tool for stitching photo panoramas. Therefore I have been re-visiting some photo panoramas I have taken over the years and stitching them in ICE.
The problem I have always had is that panoramas are [...]
I took it here. It is one of these.
I’m quite proud of these two photosynths I did of the same monument in Nunhead Cemetery. One was in the summer, the other this week in the snow… Both are 100% synthy!
Taken here:
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