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They are shot with a dSLR and a very long lens. This one was likely shot with a 300mm lens. The camera is mounted on a programmable robot, and a mosaic of photo
by jeffreymartin99 8y ago
They are shot with a dSLR and a very long lens. This one was likely shot with a 300mm lens. The camera is mounted on a programmable robot, and a mosaic of photos is created. They are then stitched together with software such as PTGui or kolor Autopano Giga.
I've shot a number of images like this, in fact some of them over 4x bigger than this one. My largest one, of Prague, was released 2 weeks ago: http://360gigapixels.com/prague_gigapixel_panorama_900K_2018.. http://360gigapixels.com/prague_gigapixel_panorama_900K_2018....
you can see more about my gigapixel images here: http://www.jeffrey-martin.com/gigapixel-photography http://www.jeffrey-martin.com/gigapixel-photography
- marasal 8y agoPrague link fix: http://360gigapixels.com/prague_gigapixel_panorama_900K_2018/ http://360gigapixels.com/prague_gigapixel_panorama_900K_2018... How long it takes for robot to take all the pictures and how many pictures there is?
- jeffreymartin99 8y agoPrague was 3 hours per dataset. I was there for 3 days in the cold and rain, shooting multiple datasets, from 8am to 4pm last year in November.
- jimmychangas 8y agoWonderful pictures. The 360 views really help capture the feel of the city. Wish there was a way to fix the black hole at the bottom, though.
- jeffreymartin99 8y agoSure there is, you can paste a satellite photo of the ground where you shot the photo from ;-)
- zaat 8y agoThank you for the amazing works. There is a type in the copyright footer on your website, it states (c) 1066 - 2019
- jeffreymartin99 8y agoI was around since the Battle of Hastings actually, so it's not a typo. Thank you for noticing ;)
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