>Bing Maps used to provide very high-resolution 45 degree shot photographed from airplanes, but this is no longer available. Bing still has this feature, thoug

>Bing Maps used to provide very high-resolution 45 degree shot photographed from airplanes, but this is no longer available. Bing still has this feature, though they've updated it (made it less discoverable, I feel) and removed older photos. If you go to https://www.bing.com/maps https://www.bing.com/maps and point at the "Road" menu on the upper right, you will see "We have updated Bird's Eye. Learn more", which gives you the following information: >Bird's Eye has changed > New and crisp Bird's Eye imagery is available in many metropolitan areas. There are two ways of viewing the new Bird's Eye. >1. In cards >2. Right-click on the map >Note: Bird's Eye may not be available in your area as outdated imagery is no longer available. If I go to central San Francisco or Seattle, I can right-click the map as indicated and select "View bird's eye", and the picture will show up.