The rotation is so perfect that it feels as if it was on a turntable.

Thanks, blaise. We've (my pilot and I) been working together for 5 years now...so have well over 1,000 hours learning how to do things. However...there's no way I'm going to give him a swollen head by telling him what a great job he did! I'd never hear the end of it...he'd be demanding credit on all of my images!

Wow, very nice work! Excellent control over the flightpath, to get such uniform rotations around the building.

Holy smokes...there's an image in there with some wing strut in it! I'm going to go slit my wrists... Thanks for the comments.

I wish we had an airship in Bermuda :( Well done!

This is my favorite.

Excellent work! I obviously have inspiration here! Get me a plane!

bitplane, that's a great idea-I can shoot verticals at the same resolution as these obliques. When I dig out I'll have to do this subject vertically, obliquely, and from the ground-as long as I'm not posing a security threat, or course. Thanks for your input!

Excellent synth. This is a great candidate for mixing with arial and overhead shots from MS Virtual Earth, if that's possible

This is one of the best I have seen so far. Nicely done.

Good job Leo! i really like the tightness of the photos!

I'm not certain what I'm doing to produce such adensely populated point cloud-but I'd like to find out and continue that practice. Any of you Photosynth gurus have any thoughts? Number of images? Balanced exposures?