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Offline viewing pleaseee
Hey guys and girls nice job on 2.0 but how about giving us offline viewing, and better geotagging.
I’m sad this feature isnt there
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The more people who like this idea, the more it gets noticed.
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Inappropriate?Hi, great job on Photosynth but it's really sad (and a bit disappointed) that an offline viewing option is not available, it took me about 40min to synth 188 photos but I have to wait 35hours to view them :(
I’m sad
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Inappropriate?An off line version would be great or some way of integrating it with the LiveSpaces so that you have control over who can view your synths!
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Inappropriate?I think this is a great idea, go and click the "i like this idea button" NOW...i want some of my synths to be private...so not just any random dude can look at my bedroom and stuff, in the same way the you can choose you can view you live space, can you add this feature into photosynth!!???!!
I’m anxious
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Inappropriate?No Offline viewing, No copyright specific to the owner beyond the
© notice in the page. This is not a legal copyright. You could lose your work. No "shared and private areas" as mentioned in the contract (probably not implemented yet. There would be many fewer posters if we could see the work first.) "Microsoft owns without restrictions the calculations and analyses" ..."even after you remove your materials from the service" (The cloud points)
No one knows how detailed the cloud points are. There could be much more detail they are collecting for their use. No I am not talking about pictures of your bedroom dude.
What is going on here?
I’m anxious
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This is one of the best points
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Deeosdaddy, Live Labs has said that they have no announced plans for an offline version, but they have said that an offline version would be a licensed product for sale, while keeping the online version free.
Also, the copyright notice is completely within your control. It uses whatever is in the "Author" field of the metadata in your photos. If you are a photographer, I'm sure you're already familiar with how to embed copyright details into the metadata of your photos. If not, it is easily editable within a program such as Windows Live Photo Gallery.
