Keyhole

[maliboomer]

I was wondering who else uses the software Keyhole? It actually quite scary, I looked at the possible Robb/Elissa houses along the Parkway, zoomed over DL/DCA etc.

 

The Soarin' Over California buildings obviousley gone Low-Carb, it looks quite slim

 

The IASW buildings huge... lay off the frozen lemonade

 

It seems so easy compared to painful stitching people do with web-based programs.

[Token Yankee Guy]

I've tried it before, but what sucks is that it's a trial version, then you gotta pay to continue using it.

[Coasterlicious]

I didnt understand how to use it so i got rid of it..

[outlaw]

I thought it was a fun toy to play with to see cool 3D views of Disneyworld, and other theme parks, and big cities. But I couldn't find a reason to ever want to use it again and get a paid version of it.

 

Kinda cool though for a trial version, neat to see an overhead view of Disneyworld, and map out the parks, it's amazing how huge Disneyworld is!

[Angry_Gumball]

www.terraserver.microsoft.com

 

Online overhead maps of urban areas, no trials, no downloads.

[maliboomer]

^That take 20 minutes to appear, and have the no user-friendlyness

 

lol.

[CoasterFanatic]

I am a very satisfied owner. If you start to really get into the software, you will find that it is capable of doing much more than viewing aerial photos.

 

I find it very helpful for scoping out sites I plan to visit (access roads, nearby attractions, hotels, and food, demographics, and more)

 

I love keyhole.

[XLRBR]

I've never used it before. Though it does sound and look uber cool.

 

 

--Davon "I like using the word "uber" " Dorsey