Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Discussing Photographic Styles => Topic started by: ARD on February 08, 2010, 02:27:32 pm
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Been looking at this photo
GIGPixel Dresden (http://www.dresden-26-gigapixels.com/dresden26GP)
In the info pane at the bottom is says the photo was taken using a 5D MKII and a 400mm lens. It also says the photo was taken by a Robot, I presume a machine that is computer controlled to obtain every required shot.
What I can't understand is, when you zoom into the photo the far off detail seems too good for a 400mm lens.
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take a look at gigapan.org or gigapan.com. They make gear for smaller cameras, but the principles are similar.
David Saffir
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Gigapixel photography is a new trend megapixels of data in one image, cropped to create an image in the camera captures Gigapxl monstrous one exposure in the film with sufficient detail to support solved with a scan resolution of up to four million pixels.
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Gigapixel photography is a new trend megapixels of data in one image, cropped to create an image in the camera captures Gigapxl monstrous one exposure in the film with sufficient detail to support solved with a scan resolution of up to four million pixels.
I think I understand every individual word in this comment but I have no idea what you are trying to say. Please explain!
Jeremy
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This is Art of Photography.
Are you trying to kill the magic?
Suspension of belief is de rigueure in these matters.
Rob C
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The examples remind me of Ansel Adams' quote about the sharp image and the fuzzy concept...