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Impressive!

The dog is part German Shepard and (we suspect) Black Lab. Jada is decidely not intimidated, despite having been declawed by her previous owner.

How do she and the... is it a German Shepherd?.. get along?

Aiyo. She's a real beauty. I've never owned a Bengal, but often thought of finding one to give a home. I'll have to investigate. On the Photosynth side, this is a smashing success... perhaps my favorite of yours that I have yet found. Well done!

Photographing for a synth while in public does leave you feeling rather conspicuous. :)

Geo Taged, by request :-)

Great point cloud and I love all the zoom levels. Could you please add a geotag? Just click the globe icon to the right of the synth. Thanks.

Hi there. My apologies for not getting back to you about this synth. I guess I would chalk up the lack of synthiness here to all the long blades of grass relative to the framing. It's a little difficult to tell with the photos ordered as they are but I would have gone for two full orbits at two different distances, each consisting of no fewer than 24 photos. You do seem to have fallen just shy of that number, unfortunately. In any case, on my way over to this synth I see that you've been going at it like crazy and I did see some nice high synthy scores among them, so I'm off to see what success you've found since. Better luck next turtle. :)

If you get pinged by my reply, take a look at http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=aae9cb93-63ed-435c-aa85-21a3b95cd4e5. That synth is crappy, yet I took a 360 view of the turtle, and yet only a few photos made the grade. I was disappointed. And how do you string synths together?

Hey, nice synthy percentage score you got here! This really does give a nice look around your garden. If you were expecting more of a 3D point cloud (press the [p] key to cycle through photos+points, points only, and photos only), I'd suggest practicing by focusing on just one object at a time until it feels a little more familiar. Try synthing one tree or one flower at a time and those should yield much more of the 3D model. Once you've got the knack of it, it's simple to string multiple things together in one synth and get a pretty fair sense in 3D of what you photographed. Again, nice shots. I love how Photosynth lets you zoom in on the details of leaves, bark, petals, etc. I hope to see more from you soon. :)

I'm not surprised at the 100% synth rating because this was taken using the photostitch feature of my Canon S3IS. I am surprised at how choppy it looks. this is an old (pre photosynth) stitch. If I had more photos, maybe it would look better.