Jeffrey Martin is a hectic man. Having already shot an 80 gigapixel panorama of London’s skyline and a 40 gigapixel peek inside a Czech library , he has now turned his attention to England’s hallowed Wembley Stadium. The recently rebuilt home of football served because the stage for a brand new 360-degree panorama, shot throughout the FA Cup Final this Saturday, which spans 10 gigapixels in total and was made available online on the source link below. Recording was done using a DSLR mounted to a custom robot rig that may continually pump out imagery to an equally exclusive Fujitsu workstation equipped with 192GB of RAM and 24 processing cores. All that grunt was used to automatically stitch greater than 1,000 high-res images together, earning the completed product the title of world’s largest 360-degree sports panoramic photo. Give the source a bash to tag yourself in case you were on the Final or to examine to determine who else was there.
[Thanks, Adam]
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