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Microsoft Photosynth.net

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Pros
Easy to use
Unique way to share photos
Cons
Minimal community features
Macs not supported (yet)

Photosynth.net [A Microsoft Site] Review

by Danny Allen

- Photosynth.net, a fairly new Web site from Live Labs, Microsoft's applied research arm, automatically stitches together your digital photographs to create a somewhat abstract but high-resolution three-dimensional re-creation (dubbed a synth) for the world to explore. The 3D photo reconstructions suggest the improbable offspring of a David Hockney collage, Apple's QuickTime VR, and Microsoft Research's excellent WorldWide Telescope. In any event, it's one of the more mind-blowing things to appear on the Web since Google Earth.

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