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There's a few hundred people in those pics.

• input_sh 7y ago
  There are ways to check that. I've used the bridge photo as a reference: https://www.mapchecking.com/#47.4984682,19.0412546;47.4985389,19.0412098;47.4990559,19.0438294;47.4989692,19.0438531;47.4989691,19.0438647;1;47.4993386,19.0431566,18 https://www.mapchecking.com/#47.4984682,19.0412546;47.498538... Bottom left of the marked area are those lion statues, while the top right is the lowest point of the chains between the two gates, which is as far as I can see the crowd using that reference. 1 person per meter is a pretty low estimate for a protest walk, but I took it as an average anyway since I can't see the density that far back. I've ended up with 1890 people, and I'd say that pretty much the lowest estimate you can get from that photo.
  • Udik 7y ago
    You're right, the bridge is very narrow and the lens has a very long field, which makes the picture a bit deceptive (useful also to give the impression of a concentrated crowd). The bridge is about 6 metres wide (two narrow car lanes) but the farthest visible point is about 250 metres away. So it could be approximately 1500 square metres, and a crowd of about 1000-2000 people, although those who are actually visible are far less. Nice tool though, I'll use it again!