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NieuwEuropa_Synthy
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GeoGames
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3D Models, visuals and Synth by GeoGames
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Synthy
84%
Views
47
Favorites
0
Photos
75
Date Created
1/22/2009
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3d
amsterdam
buildings
earth
google
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Bert
Over 1 year ago
Hmm, what does this have to do with google? :-)
GeoGames
Over 1 year ago
Yes I know...;-) Happens to be 3D in Google Earth.
Of course it could be on Virtual Earth - in this case it is not I'm afraid.. Next time around;-)
I am trying to find a way to have a fluent walk-around/ fly-around - therefore using a 3D model on a globe. I am not happy yet with results. There should be a way to trick this up.
I think the picture's number is determining the flow/ synth. In many occasions here this is not a realistic flow yet. Should be do-able though!
Thanks Synth!
madeeds
Over 1 year ago
Seems that it is Google's equivalent of Virtual Earth:
http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=a537404c-f8a2-48a2-8f18-fc1eebd41852&i=0:0:53&z=8101.497853171799&g=0&p=2444.05:1516.19&m=false&c=-13.0225:10.3835:-4.07984&d=-1.20504:1.39983:1.26238
GeoGames
Over 1 year ago
Yes Google Earth is the counterpart of 3D globes - if you like.
Both are just great apps! Love Seattle btw.
Bert
Over 1 year ago
The ordering might be tough to make the fly around "fluent" in Photosynth #%!@il we have a way for you as the author to order your photos) but the concept is interesting There's also this synth which someone on the team did you might find it intersting
httpphotosynthnetviewaspxcidaG5daBET-2TOc-Afd5-bABT-OBBT5dddf92b&iOIO&zT2OEATBEII2592&gI&p-5BGAO5e-OI2-2OEATGe-OIO&mfalse&cAAT9E5IIEEG5IAIOG9&d-OOAB2T5525EBOGIBIEOE
GeoGames
Over 1 year ago
Thanks Bert,
would you give the correct url or send it to my private email ? I am very curious!
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