Kanga's Most Recent Replies To Comments

Mount Baker Aerial

Tue, 25 Aug 2009 07:11:05 Z

by TonyErnst "I took this synth on a small plane. Myself, Nathan and David from the Photosynth team and a pilot friend of Photosynth: Peter, flew into the North Cascade range for some exploration. It was a perfect day, completely calm, with beautiful light and just the right amount of mist in the valleys below us. We finished off with a circuit of Mount Baker, resulting in this synth. David and Nathan were taking wider angle shots at the same time and we plan on combining them into one uber synth. Be sure to check out the point cloud on this synth. Taken August 24, 2009 Mount Baker Wilderness Area, Washington You can see more of my photography at: http://tonyernst.com"

gspaceman Over 1 year ago

Wow! Great Synth!! Love the Point Cloud. Seems like a great concept for some mountaineering beta.

Dwejra Gozo... from the air!

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 23:31:55 Z

by tonytony

Kanga Over 1 year ago

Ay, this synth's a right beauty.

I wish I knew more about that tunnel. Is it used for more than letting the tide in and out?

Forum

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 00:01:12 Z

by dog1333 "from palatine hill"

Kanga Over 1 year ago

Greap pictures! You should try this collection in Microsoft Research's ICE too, available here:
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/groups/ivm/ICE/

Tinker Swiss Cottage Parlor

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 10:40:25 Z

by TinkerMuseum "This is the parlor of Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum & Gardens located in Rockford, Illinois. The museum is a national historic site that is the former home of Robert Tinker, the one time Mayor of Rockford and co-founder of the Rockford Park District. Go to our website for more informaiton: www.tinkercottage.org"

Kanga Over 1 year ago

In this particular case, you might want to go switch to 'Photo up', as some of the photos confused Photosynth a little.

To find the option, click:
[Edit Synth] -> [Advanced] -> (o) [Photo Up] -> [Save]

Also, when you shoot a synth, don't be shy about moving around. Feel free to get good close up shots of the paintings and show us what different objects in the room look like from all the way around.

If what I'm saying feels like criticism, don't worry. Your first synth is better than mine was. =] I'm looking forward to watching your technique grow.