The World's 1st 111 gigapixels image ! ZOMG

[lefty]

http://www.sevilla111.com/default_en.htm

[Viva Las Espuelas]

So a big panoramic photo? Ah. I see now.

[lefty]

Zoom in on any spot, and it will be almost crytal clear, like in those spy/action movies

Awsome stuff

[MaNuMaNiAc]

that's pretty damn impressive. I wonder how a picture like that is constructed. I imagine out of a couple of thousand individual images?

[lefty]

that's pretty damn impressive. I wonder how a picture like that is constructed. I imagine out of a couple of thousand individual images?

Possible

[Venti Quattro]

if we could use this to shoot nude women

[lefty]

if we could use this to shoot nude women

I haven't browsed the whole picture yet

I'll see what I can find

[lil'mo]

this is pretty gay nerd stuff

[Ryvin1]

http://www.sevilla111.com/default_en.htm

This is pretty interesting, great find!

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 al ude 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.

[cheguevara]

cool the plane is impressive

[Slomo]

that's pretty damn impressive. I wonder how a picture like that is constructed. I imagine out of a couple of thousand individual images?

yep, there's a few software that allow you to do that, not even crazy expensive - but you better have a (few) fast processors, loads of RAM and a bit of free disk space

[DPG21920]

So Google Street View?

[Slomo]

No. It works only with a fixed point of vue and very strong telephoto lenses - think seamless collage. In theory a very precisely orchestrated amount of (let's say lateral) movement of the camera could also work (it would create a strangely deformed panorama). Street view is wideangle lenses, that moves a lot and not very precisely.

[Wild Cobra]

that's pretty damn impressive. I wonder how a picture like that is constructed. I imagine out of a couple of thousand individual images?

I'll bet Google Maps in Satellite mode is waaaaayyyyyyy larger!