70 Billion Pixels Budapest How did the idea of making a record breaking panorama occur? Panoramic photography is the new buzz, getting worldwide recognition as we speak. Audiences love its immersiveness—the way it transports you into places never visited or inaccessible by any means other than your computer screen Gigapixel photographs are capable of displaying environments and artwork in unprecedented detail. The gigapixel photographs of two paintings (by Csontváry Kosztka Tivadar and Rippl-Rónai József; courtesy of the Hungarian National Gallery) recently displayed on our website resulted in 10,000 unique page views within a week—such is the magnetism of extreme detail. We are all about promotig this technology locally as well as internationally. We wanted to make a statement—a professionally challenging one with substantial entertainment value to boot. About us 360world is a youthful and energetic team of computer engineers, photographers, environmental designers, graphic artists, film editors and cameramen.
Dubai 45 gigapixels Want to add this gigapan to your favorites? or now. now to add this Gigapan to a group gallery. now to add this Gigapan to a gallery. About This Gigapan Toggle Taken by Gerald Donovan Explore score Size 44.88 Gigapixels Views Date added May 02, 2010 Date taken Apr 23, 2010 Categories Galleries Favorite Cities, Dramatic Panorama, Gigantes, OCTAVIO MONTALVO, GigaPan King, unknown, Dubai, Architecture, Popular Gigapixel Images, JERRY'S GIGAPANS Competitions Tags Description Stitching fixed. www.gigapan.org/gigapans/75554/ Where in the World is this GigaPan? Toggle Kung fu sparrow! By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 09:15 GMT, 28 July 2010 This incredible picture shows how a lovers tiff between two sparrows ended abruptly when the male bird rudely took matters into his own claws and clamped his female friend's beak shut. Bird watcher Urs Schmidli spent hours crouched in his garden trying to capture the perfect picture, but could not believe how the male bird managed to stop the squawking of his flighty friend. Postman Schmidli, 55, from Switzerland said he studied the sparrows in his garden for a month before he began taking pictures. 'Sparrows mainly have little squabbles over food. 'But in this one shot it really looked like the darker male had just had enough of a nearby female's cheeping and decided to try and quieten the din down.' Silenced: The male sparrow clamps his female friend's beak shut with his left claw Tiff: Two other sparrows squabble over food in Urs Schmidli's garden in Switzerland
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