Thanks also stranskyat. Well, after beeing infected by the 3d virus the first fever is always quite strong, the acute part shall pass in a few days or weeks, than it becomes chronic, sometimes it becomes latent and you don't feel the symptoms for a while, but you can expect new strong rashes from now and then. A permanent cure is as yet unknown, you'll have to learn to live with the desiese for the rest of your life.
One more thing, after the first week of 3D viewing fever you'll feel a strong headache and dizzyness that will last for some days, that's when you will start to loosen up a bit.
Do you think so Michael? I have 17 3D's in Google Earth and 13 yet to be reviewed. Volkan yucksel and ChipStephan even have more. If you wait some weeks I'm sure you'll have some of yours too :)
Maybe they feel we've got to EARN getting 3Ds accepted. Mine are all new, but none of them have been accepted. They clearly were skipped right over, since most photos before and most photos after were OK. It really doesn't matter to me personally, but the irony is that the 3Ds show what an area is actually like so much better than a typical photo!
For now there's only 40 people posting this kind of shots (a few months ago we were less than 10) perhaps when we are hundreds, (and at this growing rate it won't take that long, because each new person ends up bringing new ones) we will see X-3D photos as a whole new layer in GE
You got it Vasco ;) we'll grow in to having our own layer :D I have 44 accepted out of 132 X-3D total. Unfortunatelly lately acceptance rate is significantly reduced. Jessica was wondering about my numbers too. I hope she sees it. Take care, Volkan
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Comments
kamaly, on January 7, 2008, said:
Vasco - really interesting 3D!!! I like it!
© Stranskyat, on January 8, 2008, said:
Fabulous!!! Want to see my new ones? I actually slept for just two hours - am I crazy, or what?!LOL
Vasco Pires, on January 8, 2008, said:
Thanks Kamly, I didn't expect anyone to like it.
Thanks also stranskyat. Well, after beeing infected by the 3d virus the first fever is always quite strong, the acute part shall pass in a few days or weeks, than it becomes chronic, sometimes it becomes latent and you don't feel the symptoms for a while, but you can expect new strong rashes from now and then. A permanent cure is as yet unknown, you'll have to learn to live with the desiese for the rest of your life.
One more thing, after the first week of 3D viewing fever you'll feel a strong headache and dizzyness that will last for some days, that's when you will start to loosen up a bit.
michael.markler, on January 8, 2008, said:
Hi Vasco! I had to notice that 3Ds are not accepted in Google Earth - ...collages...!-( isn´t that a pitty?
Vasco Pires, on January 8, 2008, said:
Do you think so Michael? I have 17 3D's in Google Earth and 13 yet to be reviewed. Volkan yucksel and ChipStephan even have more. If you wait some weeks I'm sure you'll have some of yours too :)
kamaly, on January 8, 2008, said:
Maybe they feel we've got to EARN getting 3Ds accepted. Mine are all new, but none of them have been accepted. They clearly were skipped right over, since most photos before and most photos after were OK. It really doesn't matter to me personally, but the irony is that the 3Ds show what an area is actually like so much better than a typical photo!
Vasco Pires, on January 8, 2008, said:
There still alot of preconcept about these strange identical photos side by side
Vasco Pires, on January 8, 2008, said:
For now there's only 40 people posting this kind of shots (a few months ago we were less than 10) perhaps when we are hundreds, (and at this growing rate it won't take that long, because each new person ends up bringing new ones) we will see X-3D photos as a whole new layer in GE
Volkan YUKSEL, on January 20, 2008, said:
You got it Vasco ;) we'll grow in to having our own layer :D I have 44 accepted out of 132 X-3D total. Unfortunatelly lately acceptance rate is significantly reduced. Jessica was wondering about my numbers too. I hope she sees it. Take care, Volkan