Microsoft Officially Kills Off Photosynth

Photosynth service and web site have been shut down

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The new app iteration brings along a series of bug fixes

Microsoft Updates Photosynth with Awesome Features

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Redmond is making it easier for users to work with Photosynth

Microsoft Could Add 3D Panorama Support to SkyDrive

The company may integrate Photosynth options to its cloud-based storage service

Windows 8.1 / Blue Camera App to Offer 3D Support

Microsoft is looking to integrate Photsynth support in the next Windows release

Download Photosynth 1.6 for Windows Phone 8

The new app release resolves some issues with the camera

Photosynth Now Available for Windows Phone 8

Providing users with the possibility to create photo spheres

Photosynth for Windows Phone 8 to Arrive in Weeks

Issues with the drivers for some devices delayed its release

Photosynth for Windows Phone 8 Coming Soon, Now in Final Testing

Windows Phone 7.x users can already enjoy its features

By Ionut Arghire
May 30th, 2012

Microsoft Brings Its Mobile Panorama App to Windows Phone

Called Photosynth, it enables stitching 360 degrees panorama shots

Photosynth Now Available for Windows Phone

The photo-stitching app has finally landed on Microsoft’s mobile OS

Photosynth for Windows Phone Nears Official Launch

Hints that the app reached version 1.0 have emerged

By Ionut Arghire
March 13th, 2012

Microsoft’s Photosynth App for iOS Gets Better Sharing Capabilities

The latest application release also comes with iOS 5 optimizations

Photosynth iOS Updated with Twitter Integration

App also behaves better on iOS 5 devices, says Microsoft

By Marius Oiaga
June 30th, 2011

Microsoft Updates Immensely Successful Photosynth App for iPhone

Microsoft Focuses on Photosynth for Windows Phone

Photosynth App Coming to Windows Phone 7 Soon

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The following post is a customer story submitted to our Advocacy program by Marc L. We are incredibly thankful to Marc for sharing his story with us and allowing us to share it with you. Read on for Marc’s experience choosing and using Parallels Desktop.

This week, Parallels Desktop user Marc L. explains how he uses Parallels Desktop. Marc is a writer for an auto-dealer magazine and uses Parallels at home to run a 3D photography app called Photosynth. The application features “synths,” which are a collection of overlapping photographs that have been automatically reconstructed into a 3D model of the space.

According to the Photosynth website, the “synthing process solves the same problem our brains are confronted by when we look at the world: the slight differences between what our left and right eyes see gives us cues about how far away different parts of the scene are. In a similar way, the differences between two photos taken from nearby positions can be analyzed to determine which parts of the scene are close, and which are further away. Amazingly, the synthing algorithm can reconstruct a scene of 200 photos in just five or ten minutes on an average laptop.”

Here’s a quick peek at one user-created synth as an example:

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capela de são sebastião – ouro preto – mg – brasil by rolling_drone on photosynth

“Photography has almost always been a hobby of mine. My favorite places to take pictures are large public parks and sidewalks where there are lots of people moving around; it’s the action that makes a shoot interesting, dynamic, and challenging. I just do it for fun, but lately, I’ve been exploring 3D apps, like with the glasses and everything…it’s really cool what you can do with all of the new technology that’s available. Problem is…I prefer to do everything from my iMac, but Photosynth is a Microsoft program and does not support Mac OS X, so I can’t use the Direct3D viewer (which is built using DirectX—a Windows-only technology). The fix? I’ve been using Parallels Desktop one or two times per week since 2010. I love it and have even installed Parallels Access on my phone.”

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