Amazing! The Worlds First 111 Gigapixel Image!

lmao...
love this one from the 111....
now where is that left hand about to go?????
eugh!!!!!

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these will be the fish that pervy fisherman will be after...
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they are probably sticking their heads out of the water and laughing at him for not paying attention lol

this will keep me occupied for a few hours.

Can't....stop....looking....amazing find...thanks.

Came late to this party but has anyone seen the advertisement on the crane? On the left hand of the picture in that pit there is a crane.....on the side of it is a billboard of sorts with the name "INT+" If you click on it, it takes you to a spanish website SuperInventos.com

Are there more out there?

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Well that's no fun. They blurred all the license plates.

Originally posted by chr0naut
reply to post by OleMB

 

and a piece of paper, perhaps a map or building plans.

Really amazing! Thought you were joking at first.

Yeah, but the words written on that piece of paper are even more amazing.

I enjoy a nice balcony garden.

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Don't see it?

It's right there!

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this is amazing !!! but just imagaine what the government could do with this type of technology! they could probably pick any random person and watch every little aspect of theyre lives maybey even intervene and control the decisions they make ... just saying

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Bare in mind they've had this technology for a long time, Government tech is always 40 years ahead of civilian tech

holy crap...that's some amazing resolution...wow is all I gotta say...

Possessing even more sophisticated technology than this, it still took the CIA 2 years to figure out that the 6'2" guy walking around the second floor of the Pakistani "mansion" was Usama Bin-Laden? The CIA had a spy house right up the street and wasn't sure (50/50 according to Obama) if they were going after the right guy when the house was raided. Go figure..
-cwm

Google Earth has done way more than this.

Now Big Brother will really be watching you.
Its only going to get worse!

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Found an error.

There is a car, right of center on the bridge which is cut off. It is headed from the right to the left and as the car crosses one of the blue support beams the front end disappears.

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Can someone edit the OP post to say that this is a collage of thousands of pictures ?

Originally posted by Nobama
reply to post by Apleness

 

It's not, this is one photo, but the pixels are so high it appears to be 100s of photos

Uhh, no. This IS a collection of hundreds of pictures stitched together using the "Gigapan" system and software. There is a whole website full of "photos" like this that everyday people upload. This isn't some new special camera, all it is is a machine taking a ton of photographs.

I'm amazed so many of you believe this was taken as a single photo.

Originally posted by Tonosama
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Found an error.

There is a car, right of center on the bridge which is cut off. It is headed from the right to the left and as the car crosses one of the blue support beams the front end disappears.

You will get stuff like that. The London panorama has similar 'anomalies' like the same person appearing more than once in a street scene, but in a different area, a factor of time when the pics were taken, I leave it to the experts for a full explanation, it might be in the information supplied with the picture.

I spy a hot milf:

Amazing. It is hard to beleive what we will have in terms of technology in the future,.

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The result of several months of work is the biggest panoramic photograph of the world; a 613,376-pixel wide by 181,248-pixel high photograph, consisting of 9,750 images, taken at an altitude of 60 meters from the highest platform of Torre Schindler, in Isla de la Cartuja. Just as a matter of interest, if we printed this image, it would take up to 13,800 square meters, which is more than two football stadiums.

Yes you are technically correct, but the final product is still a 111 Gigapixel Photo

Also it is a new camera, one of few as of right now that can take Gigapixel Photo's

I dunno guys.. I think Ill be the first to say Bogus here..

Go to the bridge..left hand side where it meats the waters edge. Now follow the street ( along the river ) south/southwest of that point and keep an eye out for the Shadows of the Lampposts.

At first they are shadowing almost due west ( perspective not actual ) .. keep going and notice the shadows are starting to change to almost Southwest..keep going..Now they ARE southwest along with the trees and cars shadows.

Look At the Shadows !! ..

JG.