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Monday, January 26, 2009

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The (current) greatest photograph in the world

Scott Simmons | 01/26

David Bergman’s 1,474 megapixel photograph is a sight to behold!

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I love photography. I can kill hours playing with Lightroom, just clicking away with my Canon or thumbing though a couple of my favorite photography websites. But I never realized how much time I could really kill until I finally got onto David Bergman’s website and began exploring his 1,474 megapixel image from Barack Obama’s inauguration. If you haven’t seen this thing then get ready to waste some time. Bergman used the Gigapan system to create this image. It’s a “revolutionary robotic camera mount that allows you to capture stunning gigapixel images with most point and shoot cameras.” Plus it’s only $379! And the inauguration was the perfect event in which to take such a photo (if you can call this thing a photo) on such a grand scale. David has a great explanation as to how he achieved the image so I won’t repeat it here. I will say that if you can’t get to the image from the above link then keep trying since the site has been down a bit due to the overwhelming traffic. You can also try the gigapan.org site and view the image as well as snapshots that other users have found and saved. I just looked at Oprah’s hand! Thanks to David for making such a fantastic image and sharing it for all of the world to see.

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Check out the floating hat in front of Aretha! I knew she’s gained weight, but her second chin has now grown a beard!

Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)  on  01/27  at  08:30 AM


A great picture for sure but the few shots of earth taking from Mars, Saturn and deep space exceed will remain the greatest pictures in the world for some time. It’s not how many pixels that makes an all-time picture, it’s where you put the camera smile

Posted by stephen v2  on  01/27  at  09:16 AM


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