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This is amazing - Photograph Technology

Razorguns

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They got 5k-10k still cameras out now that are so fucking bad-ass, you can take a pic of the inaugaural ceremony from far away - and still zoom in and see everyone's face close-up!!

Damn. Imagine if this became so cheap - convenience stores and banks had them.

The ability to translate that to video is probably 10-20 years ago, but tomorrow's technology will make today's HD look like betamax!

Fullscreen Gigapan Viewer

r
 
You're like...a month late on this one.
 
yes, but can you find denzel washington in that picture? i can.

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I can't wait til 50 years from now - when soldiers will use ungodly powerful satellite video to see what people are doing in iraqi cities. Look thrugh window, see terrorists, press a button - boom, missile flies in.

Soon the era of soldiers running around with machine guns will look so dated and archaic. Who will create it, we will! usa! usa!

r
 
I can't wait til 50 years from now - when soldiers will use ungodly powerful satellite video to see what people are doing in iraqi cities. Look thrugh window, see terrorists, press a button - boom, missile flies in.

Soon the era of soldiers running around with machine guns will look so dated and archaic. Who will create it, we will! usa! usa!

r



in 50 years we'll have dragon ball z mother fuckers that will laugh at such technology. They'll detonate that incoming missile with a mere thought.
 
Ok, you guys ready for this?

That photo can be achieved with a point and shoot camera and the machine ($379) from here.

Gigapan Systems Online - System Page GigaPan Systems

I thought it was some kind of amazing high tech camera. But it isn't. Apparently (I only glanced at the link) the machine calibrates and executes a series of photographs from a camera that is then pano stitched into a large high res file.

(again, I didn't read through the site completely)

If someone does browse the site it woudl be interesting to know/learn how the machine does it and creates blur/movement free.

here is more info on the pic

Photography: 1,474 Megapixel Inauguration Panorama is a Treasure Trove of Candid Captures
 
I found an area of that photo that was stitched. I'll look for it again, but there's a woman on the far side of the photo, with a wall behind her. She's holding a baby and the photo stitching happens down her one side, which is blurry and slightly off.
 
I found an area of that photo that was stitched. I'll look for it again, but there's a woman on the far side of the photo, with a wall behind her. She's holding a baby and the photo stitching happens down her one side, which is blurry and slightly off.

There's a glitch right in front of Aretha Franklin too, makes it look like The Invisible Man is sitting in front of her.
 
This technology isn't new.

Back in the 70's the SR-71 blackbird took pictures from 70,000 ft (14 miles) in the air and you could read the license plate off of a car.


Still, this is a really cool picture.
 
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