On1 Photo Studio now includes it and for this reason that I have ON1 installed on my PC. Genuine Fractals could upsize images beyond the (then) abilities of Bicubic and Lanczos 3 and became my main tool for this job. Fred Miranda advocated ‘stair interpolation’ – enlarging the image in little steps and then Genuine Fractals came was released. To compensate, photo software created better and better resizing methods, such as bilinear, bicubic and Lanczos 3. They resemble oil paintings – they lose details and print badly. But many landscapes just don’t enlarge nicely.

Some images – clean, simple, noise free ones, upsize well. Enlarging means adding data to the image without losing image quality. Now I shoot 28mp! But in the old days, making an A4 print required enlarging the image. However, the full resolution panorama is available only at the 360cities website.My first digital camera had 3.3mp and I thought it was incredible. The gigantic photo is embedded on our website. You could even spend hours exploring Tokyo and discover funny or interesting things that may have gone unnoticed so far. It appears that the panorama was captured over the course of two days.Įverybody is invited to dive into the panorama. Moreover, it is worth specifying that Martin has used a Canon 7D DSLR and a 400mm f/5.6L super telephoto lens to take the shots. The Fujitsu workstation featured a 12-core processor and 192GB RAM. A Celsius R920 workstation has been supplied, which allowed the photographer Jeffrey Martin to process the photos.Īccording to the creator, the computer required 12 days to stitch 10,000 photos and create the Tokyo panorama. The whole process has been made possible with the help of Fujitsu Technology Solutions. Photographer Jeffrey Martin captured 10,000 photos in two days with a Canon 7D camera Additionally, its height would be 164-feet. This means that it would be 328-feet wide, if it were to print it. The 150-megapixel panorama of Tokyo has a width of 600,000 pixels. Even though it is two times smaller, that does not make it less impressive. Massive Tokyo panorama becomes world’s second largest everĪ new gigantic panorama is now available on 360cities, but it shows the city of Tokyo, Japan, not London, UK.

It measures 150 gigapixels and it would have a width of 328 feet, if printed. The Tokyo gigapixel panorama has become the second largest photo ever.

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