Trevor Mogg/DigitalTrends wrote:Here are a few stats relating to the shoot:
• 320 – the number of gigapixels in the final image
• 48,640 – the number of individual images shot
• 3 – the number of days it took to shoot all the individual photos
• 3 – the number of months over which the computer processed the final result
• 60,000 – times bigger than an iPhone 4 photo
• 98 – the number of meters long if printed in normal photographic resolution
• 24 – the number of meters high if printed in normal photographic resolution
• 20 – number of miles distant to the viewable horizon
Head here to explore the extraordinary image, which takes you right up close to every part of the capital – you can even make out individuals inside capsules on the London Eye.
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mike weber
Shot over three days? That's bound to create a smidge of discrepancy when you zoom in a few places.
Not if they chose their sectors for each day carefully.
And since there were over 48,000 raw pictures, it would be possible for the computer to choose joining points that would allow it to minimise such problems
Not even duct tape can fix stupid. But it can muffle the noise.
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Peace through superior firepower - ain't nothin' more peaceful than a dead troublemaker.
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mike weber