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Is there some way to download this scan locally?

• mkmk 6y ago
  Just curious, and respectfully... why?
  • rektide 6y ago
    It'd be fun to edge-detect the close in shots at a couple different frequencies, & use it to build a terrain map. Go run around the cracks in the painting. Limitless human creativity is the fun answer. ;)
• meowster 6y ago
  If anyone does, can you please make a torrent so we don't overwhelm the site?
• miahi 6y ago
  The tiles have the format https ://www.micro-pano.com/pearl/panos/STITCH_-_FULL_35x.tiles/l8/[line]/l8_[line]_[column].jpg where lines start from 001 to 219 and columns from 001 to 192
  • hetspookjee 6y ago
    I don't understand why they chose to present these parts as .jpg. Why go through the effort of creating a 10B pixels masterpiece, when you compress it with a lossy format like jpg. Or am I missing something? Also here's a working link for anyone to lazy to insert the numbers: https://www.micro-pano.com/pearl/panos/STITCH_-_FULL_35x.tiles/l8/001/l8_001_010.jpg https://www.micro-pano.com/pearl/panos/STITCH_-_FULL_35x.til...
    • dagw 6y ago
      I don't understand why they chose to present these parts as .jpg I suspect that this page is primarily for getting publicity and 'buzz'. If you want the data for actual research I'm sure they have it in much better formats.
    • zamadatix 6y ago
      "Why go through the effort of creating a 10B pixels masterpiece, when you compress it with a lossy format like jpg. Or am I missing something?" Remember you're looking at tilesets for the web browser viewer on a public site, not a copy of the raw data for research purposes.
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