Microsoft Photosynth today's inauguration on CNN

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I have blogged a few times in the past, Microsoft Photosynth interesting new technology that Allows photos to photos of the ability to sew together to create a multiple layered almost 3D view with type of.

In perhaps the most historically significant use of the technology yet, CNN said today met the audience in her photographs of Barack Obama email today sworn in as president. CNN then used the technology to a mass collaborative network to create Photosynth presentation of today's event and the results are amazing.

If you really want to check, can you check it out here . The CNN Photosynth works on both PCs and Macs. Once you land on the page, move the mouse and click a bit to get the hang of. You can zoom in and out of Photosynth and look through the crowd for familiar faces. With this technology you can see several celebrities in the audience up close and personal. Steven Spielberg, Kate Capshaw, Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Cusak, and several other celebrities are seen in the Photosynth.

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