David (396 days ago) delete
This is THE best synth of Giza that I've seen so far. Congratulations. The photographer must have walked a few miles to get the pyramid from all sides at this distance, right?
mokojo100 (396 days ago) delete
It was a long walk around i tell you but well worth it! thanks
houdan (370 days ago) delete
What a great synth!! Look at the point cloud. It's beautifull!
dokterali (363 days ago) delete
really commendable!! Hats off
Fere (363 days ago) delete
Nice point cloud :D
lostinthetriangle (361 days ago) delete
Very nice!
aksbeat (360 days ago) delete
wow!! what a koooOOooL way to picture! photosynth iz a superb thinG.
tommy158 (358 days ago) delete
wao
Vagabum.com (354 days ago) delete
Awesome. I want to go back. I was there before PhotoSynth was available so my photo coverage of the Great Pyramid is not nearly as robust. It sucks that tour buses are allowed to park so close. When I was there three years ago that was not the case.
cameron55 (354 days ago) delete
Awesome!!, with Synths like this who needs to travel?? This is a wonderful display...Wow.. I have always wanted to see the pyramids up close and in details... Synths like this are an added bonus to any research project, hey, I'll be pushing A's when I do my next powerpoint presentation...Smiling from ear to ear.
jorgejubilot (346 days ago) delete
...why cant i see it... ;( downloaded software, blá,blá and... nothing happens....
joshee.33 (342 days ago) delete
thats incredible !
im from argentina and i dont speak very much english , so this page is so fantastic for me
A7 (341 days ago) delete
This facility could be of a greater help to astronomers and scientists for analysis purpose. This is a large foot in this age of computers.
rvinodraj (338 days ago) delete
what is the system requirement to use photosynth
JuniorDias01 (338 days ago) delete
Muitooo Legal!
jrobin11 (48 weeks ago) delete
If only we could tag some information about the pictures!! Other than that, Very nice job on the pictures taken!
payam195r (334 days ago) delete
Well done.
CMN240967 (325 days ago) delete
Brilliant.
altlive (312 days ago) delete
Great pictures. Nice. Great Job.
davey457 (304 days ago) delete
great site, loking forward to joining..David Thompson
azrider2 (303 days ago) delete
What a sight to see. Being able to go in closeup on a 5ton slab, then back out just blows your mind on what these amazing people did thousands of years ago, just Beautiful...Thank you
Luizj34 (303 days ago) delete
This is an interesting software. I congratulate to you. Tks. LJS4/12/2009-3:17am(Brasil standard time).
lscuba (303 days ago) delete
I have never seen nothing like this before, And I love it Thank you
B_T_Binkster (302 days ago) delete
The apparent ability to view the pyramid from numerous and varied Points-of-View reminds me of an open house exhibit of items that were currently under study and nearing completion at a West Coast Think-Tank that I had the good forture to work for as a peon 3rd. class. The exhibit/demonstration was an up-close and real-time, live view of Halography and its application for producing 3-dimensional photographs, or images. My question is: Does this Synthing, if that is the right term, have any character traits, physical, chemical, optical, or otherwise to those found within Halograms? Any similarities, in either the resulting Halogram that is produced, or perhaps some similarities in the procedures used, such as the step by step methodologies used in their production?
mattrednor (298 days ago) delete
sweet! :)
mokojo100 (292 days ago) delete
to see more why not check out the the Sultan Hassan mosque here http://photonbelt.co.uk/the/news/the-mosque-and-madrasa-of-sultan-hassan-photosynth Thanks for all the great comments
synthfeatured (24 weeks ago) delete
Congratulations! We chose this synth to be featured on the front page of the site on August 24th, 2009. It will stay featured for part of the week.
doriano (24 weeks ago) delete
abselutely breathtaking.