A few weeks ago, when the weather was not as scorching as it’s predicted to be this week, I wandered outside for a walk around the lake with my camera after lunch. I had been out before earlier in the spring and created a great panorama from a set of photos that I had taken, but the sky was a bit overcast and the overall mood was somewhat gloomy.
Click on the image and drag the mouse to turn right or left.
An amazing product has emerged from Microsoft’s Live Labs. Photosynth allows anyone to create an immersible and interactive experience given just a set of digital photographs of an area. I’ll just warn up front that this is a Windows only product at this point, but its novelty more than justifies the download and installation.
Photosynth screen capture showing the Asian Gallery at the IMA
As you read on, you’ll probably discover that I had way too much fun with this tool, and I hope you will as well.
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