I spent about 30 or so minutes on the observation deck of the Eiffel Tower yesterday afternoon taking lots of photos of the park. Microsoft has a service called Photosynth that "merged" all those photos together and created a somewhat navigable view of the (almost) the entire park.

http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=cd209b...51-52b5402ed834

I plan to return to the park soon to make it a little more complete and take more pictures zoomed in on the most interesting parts of the park. Hope you folks enjoy it.

Whoa. That's pretty neat.

Pretty good. Not much of a point cloud (which surprises me), but that's not something that's easy to get.

Pretty good. Not much of a point cloud (which surprises me), but that's not something that's easy to get.

Point cloud?

Wowo great work to however did that.

I assume you meant whoever did that? Thane of Prince Hill created it.

Point cloud?

Press P when viewing a synth. The small dots are called a point cloud. On a really top notch synth, the point cloud should be a representation of the objects in the picture. (for example, view the synth on this page, click somewhere in the picture, and press P)

Point cloud?

Press P when viewing a synth. The small dots are called a point cloud. On a really top notch synth, the point cloud should be a representation of the objects in the picture. (for example, view the synth on this page, click somewhere in the picture, and press P)

Thanks. I think that view gives me a pretty good indication of how to improve the synth.