Fri Aug 29, 2008 1:59PM1 comment ›
Fri Aug 29, 2008 — by Karl Cramer
Photosynth Hulk Demo
Using new photo technology to show off our geeky stuff
I love tech. Especially new technology. Twitter, iPhone, Media Centers, etc. So I was reading about Photosynth from Microsoft Live Labs. It’s a new way of displaying photos.
Photosynth analyzes each photo for similarities to the others, and uses that data to build a model of where the photos were taken. It then re-creates the environment and uses that as a canvas on which to display the photos.
Basically, it creates a 3D model of a room or a subject from multiple photos of the same subject. An easy way to give a virtual tour or show a piece of merchandise from any angle a buyer could imagine.
Of course my first thought was, ‘This would rock if someone had a ton of pictures of the Watchmen Owlship from San Diego Comic Con.’ Sadly, I didn’t. But I could imagine it being a great tool to show off your action figure. So I grabbed my Smart Hulk action figure and tried it out.
Editor's note: Evidently, this stuff won't run on a Mac. It's Microsoft; go figure. Anyway, you PC guys should follow the above link and Hulk-out.
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Comments (1)
Karl Cramer (6:30 AM on Sat Aug 30, 2008)
Here's the direct URL for my Photosynth Hulk action figure demo
http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=ae71d787-0830-48d8-87...
But I was outdone by Hule fan who showed off his collection by making a synth of his 'Hulk Room.' I'm green with envy. (Bad pun drum rimshot effect here.)
http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=885bf4b4-162c-442c-a6...