Dubbed “The World’s Greatest Photo of New York” by those who took it, this high-resolution panoramic shot, captured from the top of the Empire State Building, is breathtaking in its sheer scope. only by the details offered to view.
On the occasion of his 90th anniversary, the Empire State Building, New York’s iconic skyscraper, served as the starting point for the most precise and breathtaking panoramic shot that the Big Apple has never been the subject of.
This view was created by the web technology company EarthCam, for promotional purposes, namely to praise the merits of the GigapixelCam X80 camera, a professional quality camera whose price is around $ 25,000.
This extraordinary photograph of New York with a resolution of 120,000 megapixels, was achieved through the complex and precise stitching of thousands of high-resolution images. It is thus possible to literally explore the megalopolis and go into its incredible details.
It also allows you to virtually reach the centers of interest indicated (museums, monuments, etc.) by clicking directly on them. Real playground for voyeurs or amateurs of clues, this image has not finished revealing its details. Some Internet users also see it as theopportunity to play “Where’s Charlie”, while others pride themselves on having found in this image of a Big Apple, a man in Adam’s outfit.
The fact remains that enjoying such a rich view offers curious eyes a support in which to get lost ad infinitum. Or in any case whole hours.
On the occasion of its 90th anniversary, the Empire State Building, New York’s iconic skyscraper, served as the starting point for the most precise and breathtaking panoramic shot of the Big Apple ever. This view was created by the web technology company EarthCam, for promotional purposes, namely to praise the merits of the GigapixelCam X80 camera, a professional quality camera whose price is around $ 25,000. This extraordinary photograph of New York with a resolution of 120,000 megapixels, was obtained by the complex and precise assembly of thousands of high-resolution images. It is thus possible to literally explore the megalopolis and go into its incredible details. It also allows you to virtually reach the centers of interest indicated (museums, monuments, etc.) by clicking directly on them. Real playground for voyeurs or amateurs of clues, this image has not finished revealing its details. Some Internet users also see it as an opportunity to play “Where’s Charlie”, while others are proud to have found in this image of a Big Apple, a man in Adam’s outfit. The fact remains that enjoying such a rich view offers curious eyes a support in which to get lost ad infinitum. Or in any case whole hours.
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