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nathan arnoldThis is insane. It's one giant photo stitched from 220 smaller zoomed-in images.
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Kerry JThis is incredible. a HUGE photo and a HUGE achievement. Photog stitched together 220 images.
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Susan NugentDavid Bergman ,photographer, explains how he created gigapan photo
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Greg SmithWhat a great way to capture this monumental event in US History.
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Michael RichardsWhat a great way to capture this monumental event in US History.
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Claire HertzDavid Bergman — ALL ACCESS — sports, concert, and music photographer
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How I Made a 1,474-Megapixel Photo During President Obama’s Inaugural Address -
eebo grooven** UPDATE 1/25/09 -- Thank you for the overwhelming enthusiasm for this photo. I am happy to announce that high quality prints will be available shortly. To be
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Andy JonesEnormous panoramic image of the Inaugural address. You can zoom on any of the gazillions of people who attended the event.
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varkas(If you’re reading this via email or RSS, you may not see the embedded flash player above. Click here to view it on my blog. Additionally, you can view the panorama full screen or on the Gigapan site.)
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Craig NansenDavid Bergman -- ALL ACCESS -- sports, concert, and music photographer
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Ex3 oPWow.
I covered my first inauguration and what an inauguration it was.
Barack Obama became the 44th President of the United States in a ceremony on the west front of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, DC.
Before Tuesday, I had photographed five presidents and covered big events including the Olympics, the Super Bowl, and concerts like Live 8 and Live Earth.
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Stephen SkoryWith a link to a full-screen viewer of the image.
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I made a panoramic image showing the nearly two million people who watched President Obama’s inaugural address. To do so, I clamped a Gigapan Imager to the railing on the north media platform about six feet from my photo position. The Gigapan is a robotic camera mount that allows me to take multiple images and stitch them together, creating a massive image file. My final photo is made up of 220 Canon G10 images and the file is 59,783 X 24,658 pixels or 1,474 megapixels. It took more than six and a half hours for the Gigapan software to put together all of the images on my Macbook Pro and the completed TIF file is almost 2 gigabytes.
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Jason GooljarWow. I covered my first inauguration and what an inauguration it was. Barack Obama became the 44th President of the United States in a ceremony on the
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Adam GurnoI made a panoramic image showing the nearly two million people who watched President Obama’s inaugural address. To do so, I clamped a Gigapan Imager to the railing on the north media platform about six feet from my photo position. The Gigapan is a robotic
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Riven HomewoodWow. I covered my first inauguration and what an inauguration it was. Barack Obama became the 44th President of the United States in a ceremony on the
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John Schinker1.g gigapixel picture of Obama's inauguration speech
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Tim Lossen"I made a panoramic image showing the nearly two million people who watched President Obama’s inaugural address. To do so, I clamped a Gigapan Imager to the railing on the north media platform about six feet from my photo position. The Gigapan is a roboti
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