This is by far the most impressive thing I've witnessed in months.
Simply scroll your mouse and see things you never thought possible before.
70 Billion Pixels Budapest - The largest photo on Earth - created by 360world.eu
Some more:
gigapan: search
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This is by far the most impressive thing I've witnessed in months.
Simply scroll your mouse and see things you never thought possible before.
70 Billion Pixels Budapest - The largest photo on Earth - created by 360world.eu
Some more:
gigapan: search
Yeah, I'll look at it when it's 70 CENTILLION.
How many pixels is Google Earth.
.... and not a single pixel containing a naked chick in a window. Poor effort.
EDIT:
OR maybe I spoke too soon....?
70 Billion Pixels Budapest - The largest photo on Earth - created by 360world.eu
Using some levels in PS, could be a chick in underwear lol
Let me count them, I'll get back to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartiate
Also the obviously didn't put this together very well, they should have used an actual panorama lens. 70 Billion Pixels Budapest - The largest photo on Earth - created by 360world.eu
Hanglider with no person attached?
It's impressive but I was expecting more impressive so it was disappointing. I couldn't zoom into the wood texture on a house in the far distance or anything.
+1
It's not one picture, it's a bunch of pictures stitched together.
I believe some people stitched together an image of Leonardi DaVinci's fresco The Last Supper, consisting of probably several trillion pixels. I swear, it was gigantic.
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartiate
Good luck making a cylindrical CMOS chip and the accompanying lens.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff777
Cool, I found that other image I was talking about, turns out it was only 16 billion pixels. Still quite impressive. It requires login (free) but check it out: http://www.haltadefinizione.com/magn...ingua=en#multi
I can dream. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Marvo
Semi-related, the company Phase One recently released an 80 megapixel digital back for medium format cameras, which I believe is the largest resolution production sensor in the world?
Only 40 grand!
wow, this is pretty cool
http://ploader.net/files/7a9214d1775...fab7813e9d.png
Hehe, I saw that little guy too.
And Jeff, it is picture's stitched together, if you look at my link it shows evidence of this.
http://70gigapixel.cloudapp.net/inde...fffff&Viewer=1
It's obviously just done in photoshop or something too.
IMO it's more impressive to take a photo of something not so far away (i.e landscape) but of actual things. I'll see if I can get the link off my brother, he found some pretty cool ones a while ago.
Lol, don't tell me you actually looked.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommo
Lol yeah I did, not sure if it actually is a girl or not.