Now this is insane, and FUN! Check out the link below and see a 2,110 Megapixel image. You can literally zoom in on each persons face and see pretty good detail and when zoomed out you really get a feel for how amazing that is..now the question is..Where’s Waldo?
Image above and text below From Gigapixel.com…
The Vancouver Canucks Fan Zone along Georgia St. for Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final was captured at 5:46 pm on June 15, 2011. It is made up of 216 photos (12 across by 18 down) stitched together, taken over a 15-minute span, and is not supposed to represent a single moment in time. The final hi-res file is 69,394 X 30,420 pixels or 2,110 megapixels. Special thanks to Bonita Howard and CBC Real Estate.
ahaha,i think this photo splice is not good enough,just look at the lower right corner,you will found someone do not have body,someone do not have the head, someone just have foot.
and waldo is under the sixth pillar of the white building.
Oops Sadat is dead (and more then a few years) I meant Bashar Al-Assad of course.
Before the riot broke out it says in the caption. Guess then that someone in blue will be interrested in this picture as well. Do I see Big Brother in the 1984 and the Stasi sence lurking round the corner. This would be a nice tool if sold to Anwar Sadat too. Or how about Wall Street and the protesters there. Great for crowd survailance and police crackdowns. And no one is worried about basic civil rights anymore?
Greetings, Ed
I was expecting more… can we talk about the Fuji X100 again?
I like how the crowns of the trees look as if floating above the sea of people. A giant sea of people.
I bet that the new Canon 1DS MkIV will have more Mpixels!!
Waldo is at the bottom of the pillar under Postes Canada.
Whats the prize? 😛
mfg
Say, that looks like Ken Rockwell! And I always thought he was a Nikon fan….
Las Vegas had this technology 10 years ago. Remember CSI ?
“Brown, enlarge that bumper. Now enhance the reflection, now zoom on the guy`s ring. Enhance the reflection on the ring. Yeah, that`s our killer.”
And that was gas-station surveillance. Imagine the cameras they used in the field! Mind-blowing.
You made me laugh out loud on that one!