Windows 7: 18.4 GIGA-Pixels !!!!! largest in the world

pacinitaly · 17 Jul 2010

Prague TV Tower - World's Largest Spherical Panorama

mickey megabyte · 17 Jul 2010

192,000 x 96,000 interesting pic - that's what i call HD!

thanks for sharing

seekermeister · 17 Jul 2010

I find the subject as interesting as the picture itself. There is such uniformity in the majority of the buildings, it looks as though they were all built by the same company...colors, materials, design, etc.

Everlong · 17 Jul 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by seekermeister

I find the subject as interesting as the picture itself. There is such uniformity in the majority of the buildings, it looks as though they were all built by the same company...colors, materials, design, etc.

I think Prague is a beautiful city. Though the architecture in Eastern Europe can be quite bland in places with how it used to be there etc.

A Guy · 17 Jul 2010

Nice little picture. To quote Crocodile Dundee, " Nah, this is a knife!"

Terapixel - Microsoft Research

Terrapixel, 802GB

A Guy

A Guy · 17 Jul 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by pacinitaly

Prague TV Tower - World's Largest Spherical Panorama

Whoa, got it stuck on spinning somehow, almost tossed

Man you can sure zoom in. Did you guys spot the nude sunbather? Think she's french

A Guy

pacinitaly · 19 Jul 2010

Quote: Originally Posted by seekermeister

I find the subject as interesting as the picture itself. There is such uniformity in the majority of the buildings, it looks as though they were all built by the same company...colors, materials, design, etc.

sorry I took your time

Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy

Nice little picture. To quote Crocodile Dundee, " Nah, this is a knife!"

Terapixel - Microsoft Research

Terrapixel, 802GB

A Guy

I don't know what to look for

StoneHeart · 19 Jul 2010

You know you can actually take high res photos yourself, read about it on some blog, forgot which one. Anyway I can recollect that you have to take a load of photos of one place with a film camera, use a high res scanner to scan them into a computer and stitch them together using Photoshop or something.

seekermeister · 19 Jul 2010

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Quote: Originally Posted by seekermeister

I find the subject as interesting as the picture itself. There is such uniformity in the majority of the buildings, it looks as though they were all built by the same company...colors, materials, design, etc.

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sorry I took your time

I don't understand your reaction to my post, perhaps it seemed to express a lack of appreciation for the technical aspects of the picture. That is because I was more impressed by it's content, and I would think that is the goal of all photography.

Win7User512 · 19 Jul 2010

Very impressive. Imagine having to store many photos...

Thanks for sharing!

Windows 7: 18.4 GIGA-Pixels !!!!! largest in the world

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