Whilst the manual shows a single screen shot of the second tutorials output it doesn't really give you that good an idea of what it can do. So I've put up a flyby, except I used the entire stereo pairs without cropping/scaling. I had to switch off smoothing, its simply too memory intensive, and then scale the output to actually use it using the Scale Disparity tool.

You can view it here (Quicktime).

It is of course rather messy, even though I cleaned up some of the really bad geometry. I think this shows that I need a more robust outlier detection/disparity clean-up process - I might have to add another tool in.