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If you think you can disappear in a crowd, think again. Check out the resolution and magnification in this image, AMAZING!
It makes you rethink the Boston Marathon Bomber claims about using surveillance film. Use the zoom/pan feature, pretty scary stuff!
http://www.gigapixel.com/mobile/?id=79995
Good Night.........!
http://youtu.be/KiqkclCJsZs
Fortunately, this technology is not in common use...yet.
They have a similar photo but it's of downtown Japan. You can rotate around and zoom in almost everywhere, but some sensitive areas are intentionally blurred out.
Not yet, still checking out the third row.
Tinelement
02-05-2014, 21:52
I'm sure I look that clear to them through my IPhone camera right now...................
buckshotbarlow
02-05-2014, 21:53
weird...
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Then you got some others on there...
hair man...
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I think i'll wear my tin foil hat from now on...or just go daft punk style...
DSB OUTDOORS
02-05-2014, 21:57
That's not me. I drank the 5th amendment on this one. I mean may I plead the last 5th of anything in a bottle !!
Wow, I could read the name on a street sign 3 blocks up the street! That's pretty amazing. And scary.
trlcavscout
02-05-2014, 22:12
I'm sure I look that clear to them through my IPhone camera right now...................
Not on an iphone
Not on an iphone
I think he means the NSA tech watching him through his iPhone can see him well. Probably me too, I'm on that stupid phone all the time, with that little lens looking right at me. Don't know WTF they'd want to watch me for though, I'm boring.
OK, it looks like I've got a long night in front of me so I'm out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J6bfVnW4fQ
... "it rubs the lotion on it's skin or it has to post again"
It is made up of 216 photos (12 across by 18 down) stitched together, taken over a 15-minute span
Who knows if the Boston bombers were even in the crowd for 15 minutes none the less whats the likelihood they even would have been in one of the 216 photos if they were there when it was taking pictures. Pretty low if you ask me.
They wont know if you're one of the people on the bottom right of the picture.
HoneyBadger
02-05-2014, 23:59
So did you find Waldo?
This is Waldo:
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Good luck!
Wow, there are some weird/funny artifacts here:
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Aloha_Shooter
02-06-2014, 00:10
As has been pointed out, it's 216 separate photos stitched together. Technology advances so I'm sure they'll be able to do something like this in a single exposure eventually but it's not something to worry about now. In the meantime, you can do something similar with a DSLR and the Gigapan tripod attachment and software to automate taking huge panorama pictures -- it's not cheap and it takes time and resources. The EPIC 100 is nearly $500 and the EPIC Pro is almost $1000.
Bailey Guns
02-06-2014, 09:50
There are a lot of jihadi-looking mo-fos in that picture. Freaks me out.
thvigil11
02-06-2014, 10:03
There are a lot of jihadi-looking mo-fos in that picture. Freaks me out.
Thats racist and profiling. If you ask me the old ladies in the walkers present the biggest threat. Just ask the TSA [gihad]
"Stitching" was fairly popular with certain segments of the interior photography market about 15 years ago (to allow for web viewers to pan around and see what a home/condo/store looked like). It seems to have fallen out of favor lately for commercial purposes but these large exterior stitches remain popular (think back to the Yosemite and Grand Canyon shots that were floating around the web two years ago).
If planning on doing something illegal and your worried about being recognized, it'd probably be best to buy a Great Kazoo mask from the Halloween store to wear during said behavior.
buckshotbarlow
02-06-2014, 21:44
Ok, bored watching ice skating...
cousin it...
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my version of waldo nacho libre...
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then the terrorists...but i think they're sikhs, or wannabes...
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At least one Vendetta guy that I've seen.
How do you capture the close ups like that?
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