Tokyo Tower Gigapixel Panorama. About this photo This is a 150-gigapixel image shot from the top of the Tokyo Tower. It was shot in September 2012 with the kind assistance from the management of the Tokyo Tower. The trip to Tokyo was sponsored by Fujitsu Technology Solutions, and this panorama was rendered and edited on a Fujitsu Celsius R920 workstation. This image was shot with a Canon 7D digital SLR camera, with a 400mm telephoto lens.
The camera was mounted on a special "gigapixel robot" called the Clauss Rodeon. This programmable robot allowed the camera to move and shoot very quickly, so that it was possible to shoot more than one photo every second. The image was shot from three different locations around the top of the tower. See our other recently-released Tokyo gigapixel panorama from the Mori Tower in Tokyo Roppongi district for another amazing view here. You can see our other world record gigapixel images we have made of Prague, London 2010, and London in 2012. Embed this panorama on your blog or news site! 32 Unexpected Things To Do With Balloons. A professional's technique to ironing a white shirt. Quick and Simple Life Hacks - Part 1. Volkswagen's transparent car factory. You Are Not a Photographer | Exposing fauxtographers since 2011.
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