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  • Create a 360 panorama using Microsoft Silverlight Photosynth

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Mar 01, 2010 (4 days ago)
    Tags: PhotoSynth , Effects , Silverlight 3

    Gavin Wignall has a post up on how to create a 360 panorama by using Microsoft Photosynth.

    Photosynth is a tool that uses Microsoft Silverlight to piece together photographs to map them in 3d space. The tool is really easy to use, once you have your photographs you upload them and the tool does the rest for you. Once your images are mapped out by the tool, you are given a Silverlight interface to add some further information if you choose. You can add tags to individual images, add a geolocation and a description.



  • Creating a 360 photograph of an object with Silverlight Photosynth

    1 comments  /  posted by  Svetla Stoycheva  on  Feb 25, 2010 (1 week ago)
    Tags: PhotoSynth

    Gavin Wignall plays with Photosynth to find out how the tool would work focusing on a single object.

    After playing with my first Photosynth: Create a 360 panorama using Microsoft Silverlight Photosynth, I wanted to try out how the tool would work focusing on a single object. This meant taking photographs around an object instead of taking pictures around myself.

  • Another WOW Showcase With Silverlight Posted

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Aug 25, 2009 (6 months ago)
    Tags: Showcases , PhotoSynth , Deep Zoom
    Gill Cleeren announces that another great new Silverlight showcase was posted on Microsoft.com, this time for MGM STUDIOS Stargate SG-1.Image

    The new "out-of-this-world" user experience was developed with Silverlight in combination with PhotoSynth.

    PhotoSynth stitches together hundreds of digital images to create a highly realistic three-dimensional (3-D) environment. Over the course of two days, a photographer snapped several hundred pictures of the ship. The team then uploaded these photos to the Photosynth tool. By using the Photosynth software, the team created more than a dozen 3-D panoramas, or “synths” of the ship’s interior from its collection of “flat” photographs.