The World’s Largest Digital Photograph: Budapest In 70 Gigapixels [Photography]

Jul 30th 2010
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If you thought that 45 gigapixel panorama of Dubai was something, you ain\’t seen nothing yet. This 70 gigapixel shot of Budapest is so massive, that you would be able to zoom right into the windows of those apartments on the horizon.

The panorama required two 25-megapixel Sony A900s, 400mm Minolta lenses, and two days each of shooting and post-processing. That\’s all well and good, but you\’ll mostly wish to discuss the zooming inside and outside part. Which you could do, for hours on a summer friday, here. [70 Gigapixel Budapest via Engadget]

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