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A comment on the discussion "What features should we add to Photosynth?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Yeah, any type of filtering... filtering on resolution quality, date range, day/night, model of camera, seasons, and any major image property – Shane, on August 28, 2008 14:00

Shane replied on August 28, 2008 13:19 to the idea "Multiple user synths?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Awesome suggestions.
I'm all for the collective synths, then enable us to sort the good from the bad by filtering on resolution quality (so you can not display the low res ones). And any other type of filtering; e.g. day/night, model of camera, seasons (this is cool in the 1 synth if U have pictures with and without snow). Auto linking sounds cool.

Shane replied on August 28, 2008 13:17 to the question "How can I change my public nickname?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Yeah agree, come on, basic account management please!

Shane started following the question "How can I change my public nickname?" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Shane started following the idea "minimum synth percentage" in Microsoft Live Labs.

A comment on the problem "Synth that doesn't exist, DOES exist??" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Yes, agree all. And the getting stuck in publishing issue... I have 2 "publishing" for hours, only 1 shows up on the site and 2nd doesn't – Shane, on August 28, 2008 13:14

Shane started following the idea "Specify that only a subset of images appear in the displayed synth" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Shane marked one of bmaltais' replies in Microsoft Live Labs as useful. bmaltais replied to the idea "Multiple user synths?". Shane and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Shane marked one of Mr Moon's replies in Microsoft Live Labs as useful. Mr Moon replied to the idea "Multiple user synths?".

Shane started following the idea "Multiple user synths?" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Shane started following the idea "Offline viewing in Mce vista" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Shane started following the idea "Pointcloud exporter!" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Shane started following the idea "Offline viewing pleaseee" in Microsoft Live Labs.

Shane started following the idea "Splitting synths logically when not 100% synthy to begin with." in Microsoft Live Labs.