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The World’s Biggest Panorama
Photographer Gerard Maynard and French panorama software maker Kolor have collaborated to create the world’s largest stitched panoramic photograph. Harlem-13-Gigapixels is a composite of no less than 2,045 photos taken of Harlem in New York by Maynard with the Nikon D2x DSLR and a 300mm lens. Kolor’s AutoPano Pro software was used to sticth the photos, taking one day to assemble and 46 hours to render! (found via Rob Galbraith).
Website: Harlem-13-Gigapixels
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#1 Kilroy
Impressive photo size and zooming capacities, but I prefer Jean François Rauzier's Hyper photos.
http://www.hyper-photo.com/
11:00 am - Friday, May 11, 2007
#2 Klr
They could've picked a nicer location for such an effort, surely?
What a waste of time. This is one fugly photo.
3:50 pm - Friday, May 11, 2007
#3 david
Not sharp; uninteresting subject, ugly foreground, bad weather, botched up skies,poor colors. In all: FUGLY indeed! BUGLY too!
Seen better. In this case I prefer smaller and nicer.
4:57 pm - Friday, May 11, 2007
#4 Rick
Truly ugly - an excellent example of running for numbers rather that for quality. Huge resolution is useless (or even counter-productive) when the overall result looks bad.
11:04 pm - Saturday, May 19, 2007