Photographing Spaces, Not Scenes, with Microsoft’s Photosynth
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A Photosynth view of Copley Square, Boston. (Windows only.)
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It will be very interesting as more synths appear where the photos were obviously taken with the intent of being a synth, as opposed to just whatever photos people happened to have handy. It’s an exciting technology in that people haven’t really fully exercised it yet.
The Disney Synth Project