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Pierrot21 shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on February 08, 2009 17:53:
Public or private (Photosynth)1) I would like to decide if my synth is worth to be seen by everybody, and should be seen by everybody:
1-a) Working on a topic, I will try different way of synthing: number of pictures, size of the pictures, changing background aso. It's useful for me to view the different tests to compare, but they should'nt be in the 'recently synthed' until I decide which one is Ok to become a public one (and eventualy delete the other ones, or all of them; or keep them private to study them later.)
1-b) Playing with Photosynth, They are some good synths to create with private topics like people, children, cars, houses, meetings aso; that I would like to share (using links) with friends, parents, house-owner aso; but which should'nt be public. In France they are many laws to protect the 'private-life!
2) You could automaticaly prevent a synth to be public if it's less than 50%, 60% 70% or 80% or even more so it would give a better idea of what can be done with Photosynth.
The creator of a 'less synthy synth' would be able to view it, but for everybody searching with tags, or in the 'recently synthed' it would be more interesting and faster.
Thank you!
PS: about 'private life', what about a possibility to delete all the pics as we delete a synth?
so the pictures don't stay any longer on your disks if no more used in a synth
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Pierrot21 shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on February 08, 2009 17:13:
A cloud on the paperWorking with a turntable I got many beautiful point-clouds I would like to print by just pressing a key; (or capture them so I could put many of them on the same sheet) but they should be inversed to save ink! that is black points on a white background.
Thank you
Pierrot21 shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on February 08, 2009 17:06:
Replacing a synth(first posted in the long-long blog about 'what features ...)
It would be nice if we could REPLACE a synth after adding or removing pictures to a previous synth.
Now, if we publish a synth with the same name, it will create a second synth (and we have to delete the first one). After a warning message (OK to replace or cancel?), it would replace the older synth, but KEEP tags, geotags, comments, number of views, and favourite links (stars).
And I allready ask for the LOG to have a different name for each different version (ie: name / date/hour/min)
Thank you
Pierrot21 replied on February 08, 2009 16:50 to the discussion "What features should we add to Photosynth?" in Microsoft Live Labs:
It would be nice if we could REPLACE a synth after adding or removing pictures to a previous synth.
Now, if we publish a synth with the same name, it will create a second synth (and we have to delete the first one). After a warning message (OK to replace or cancel?), it would replace the older synth, but KEEP tags, geotags, comments, number of views, and favourite links (stars).
And I allready ask for the LOG to have a different name for each different version (ie: name / date/hour/min)
Thank you
Pierrot21 replied on February 04, 2009 08:10 to the idea "Using the log (photosynth)" in Microsoft Live Labs:
Hi; I'm sure you will carry my suggestions from your mind to the program ;-)))
By the way: when will a next version of Fotosynth be ready ???
(something else: il this blog / Faq 'get satisfaction' could you please write in the title of each topic / message the name of the concerned program when known; it would be more easy to read; the same thing after clicking 'help' on the photosynth homepage and reading the 5 latest messages).
thank you; bye (for now!)
Pierrot21 replied on February 03, 2009 10:13 to the question "Wake up the Lazy Susan" in Microsoft Live Labs:
Hi; thank you for reading, viewing my synths and answering.
I allready had an idea about what you answered, ant that's the reason why Imade these tests (black background, ugly can, ugly printed paper); I was looking for the limits.
I had a very bad night ;-((( (I'm joking!) and got ideas for new tests: running 02-1 with colour on the arms and an object with texture; and running 02-2 without the object. (tags: lazy, Susan, running)
I had great hope and great pleasure by seing running 02-1 successed to a 100% but .... it's a disaster and nothing works!
Running 02-2 got only 20%, and 5 synths.
The idea is: by creating a synth, we could tell the program it's a turntable work, and the chronology of the pictures is important to merge / synth / create points from one picture to the next one: pic1 with pic2, pic2 with pic3 aso.
In the next Photosynth version ????
Pierrot21 replied on February 02, 2009 20:36 to the question "Wake up the Lazy Susan" in Microsoft Live Labs:
Pierrot21 shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on February 02, 2009 20:28:
Using the log (photosynth)Hi again; I'm now addicted to Photosynth and I have a lot of wishes / ideas; I hope you'll like them as constructive ones and not as criticisms ;-))
I was lucky enough to find there are LOGS
1) As instaling Photosynth on the PC could we choose the directory for the log-files (they are now in my local settings/temp/... maybe I missed but I don't remember any question)
2) If I generate another synth with a name I used before, the new log will overwrite the old one, by using the same name; a version number or even better a filename including date and time would be great
In the log, I can read how many synths, and then the pictures in each synth
3) It would be very useful to read the names of the pictures which are NOT in any synth
4) It could be interesting to know the pictures which are in two or many different synths (binding them)
That's not very important but
5) Could the first synth be called with 1 and not 0 : synth 1 (and not synth 0) and the same for the first picture 1 ant not 0
6) The corresponding names of the jpegs on your servers / computers are not very useful; (I tried to access but acces was denied ;-)))) It's rather confusing on the end-user version. It could be suppressed. But reading that ;dzi file is about 2 or 3 times biger (with points I guess and other technical things) I had the dream, once the synth is done, to replace only the jpeg part in a .dzi after cleaning the picture. OK that's just a dream!
I hope you can understand my french, and that you can do something about what I tried to explain, even it's not of the first importance.
Pierrot21 asked a question in Microsoft Live Labs on February 02, 2009 19:29:
Wake up the Lazy SusanHi; I just built my turntable.
I was very disaponted with my first try "running 01-1" only 21%; even with a black background (Photoshop) I got only 23% ; Was it a to complicated object?
I tried more simple with some writing on the object (food can) and under it (a printed paper); OK I got a 100% (1 synth) with "food raviolis 01" and "food nuts 01"; I should be glad;
But;;;
I tried to recenter the pictures (with more contrast), got a 100% in "food nuts 02" but it's working wrong now, swaping from one side to the other one.
Why? Can you do something about that?
Pierrot21 replied on January 29, 2009 17:58 to the idea "Flying to the place!" in Microsoft Live Labs:
I'm coming back: about my first question, it was a mistake I did, maybe I'm not so smart ;-))) and I lost a lot of time; The fact is:
I tried to geotag in my city; the 'aerial' view was not so fine, so I used the 'bird's eye' which is much better. And it seems to be impossible to geotag in 'bird's eye' mode. (and you get no warning or error message).
(Could be transmited to the people of this lab???)
I agree with PGric.
Pierrot21 marked one of Joshua Podolak's replies in Microsoft Live Labs as useful. Joshua Podolak replied to the idea "Deleting for the best!".
Pierrot21 replied on January 26, 2009 23:57 to the idea "Flying to the place!" in Microsoft Live Labs:
Pierrot21 replied on January 26, 2009 23:54 to the idea "Deleting for the best!" in Microsoft Live Labs:
Pierrot21 shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on January 26, 2009 15:55:
Deleting for the best!1) I would like to be able to delete a synth I have done if I'm not satisfied; so I could do it again and better with less or more pictures.
2) Photosynth is allready a great product, it would be more interesting avoiding to be just a photogalery by suppressing the synth which sinty less then 50% or even 75%
Pierrot21 shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on January 26, 2009 15:26:
Flying to the place!If a synth is located on the map (beautiful Virtual Eath) they're should be a tag or something to show it's done, and a possibility to see where it is located...
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