the power of the " all seeing eye"

[mudra]

Thursday, 12 March 2009
The power of the 'All-Seeing Eye':
....and people think the surveillance system is not that good! Just imagine what they can "see".

This photo was taken with a robotic camera at the 2009 Inauguration. You can see IN FOCUS the face of each individual in the crowd!!! You can scan, double click and zoom to any section of the assembled throng … wait a few seconds … and the focus adjusts

http://gigapan.org/viewGigapanFullsc...648c2b4b06233c

link:http://crossingpointoflight.blogspot...eeing-eye.html

kindness
mudra

[jazzgad]

you are kidding right ?
this is stitch up of several smaller high res pictures
even my 500 $ camera can do that ,not in that extend but
as we speaking of awesome technology that PTB have
to spy on us this is not one of them .

all seeing eye LOL

[nagual]

Originally Posted by jazzgad

you are kidding right ?
this is stitch up of several smaller high res pictures
even my 500 $ camera can do that ,not in that extend but
as we speaking of awesome technology that PTB have
to spy on us this is not one of them .

all seeing eye LOL

This picture was taken with a robot-camera that has 1,474 megapixels. That's 295 times our 5 megapixel home cameras.

[Dantheman62]

Thanks mudra, this was posted awhile ago and is very cool, I like looking at the guys in the windows and on the roof tops.

[jazzgad]

again camera is normal high res ,the robot in this case
just moves is incrementally takes another picture and
software stitch them ,more pictures taken and stitched
the higher resolution of composite seen,take 100 stitch them
and have 5000 megapixel picture , to call it all seeing eye is quite funny
in my opinion .

from http://gigapansystems.com/system-page.html

A unique robotic camera mount, the GigaPan Epic works with most point and shoot cameras to create multi-gigapixel panoramas.

The GigaPan Epic makes it easy to capture incredibly detailed images and works seamlessly with the GigaPan Stitcher and GigaPan.org. The Epic allows your camera to take tens, hundreds, or even thousands of photos. These images are combined into a single gigapixel panorama by the GigaPan Stitcher. You can then view, share, and explore the incredible detail of your panoramas at GigaPan.org.