24.9 billion pixel photograph . See peoples facial expressions a MILE away!

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" The 360-degree panoramic resolution of Shanghai was captured by the company from the Oriental Pearl Tower in China when Shanghai News Office invited it in 2015 to photograph the city.

According to the company’s official website, the image has a total accuracy of 195 billion pixels! Depicting the beauty of Shanghai, the viral image is the largest image in Asia and the third largest image in the world.

The project garnered a lot of attention all over the world and received 8.2 million visits in 1 year. The image is now used as a new “city card” to the world.

The large pixel panorama image is a collection of images that have been stitched together, and the company boasts that it is more than 2000 precise than a photo captured from a traditional camera. No satellite has been used for capturing this image. Instead, it is a product of high-resolution cameras and image stitching technology."

So it wasn't a Satellite, but i bet they have this type of shit in orbit..

yea but there's no quantum camera. The camera was probably only 100ish megapixel. And all the stiching work done by hand.

Yeah true - changed the title, i read the article after playing around with that picture for a while hah!

Still insane.

Interesting.. :-)


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The possibilities are fucking mind-blowing. Scary fucking shit.

This ain't the half of it.
They can go live and identify all the cell phones too.

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I was about to be impressed when I then saw that this was a stitched together photo from hundreds if not thousands. While still impressive, it's Orwellianess is not nearly as complete as it would have been if this had been a single burst image.

True, but the technology they keep in the dark from us... i'm sure they have something close to taking single images similar to this.

True, but the real Orwellian-ness comes when you consider there's a camera on every street corner, and then add unlimited cheap processing and AI analysis to the mix. Actually, that's far more Orwellian than even Orwell dared to dream, because he assumed there was going to be humans doing the surveillance...

Some amazing architecture, including masonic, disney, and one building that I think I recognize from a Mission Impossible movie.

On the other hand, we get fuzzy Mars images for us controlled slaves.

yup...use it at the border to profile illegals....

HOLY COW.

That's pretty amazing

Wow. I mean, we all knew it was possible but, to see it in action... Wow

What's worse is the DOJ, DHS and DARPA had this tech for 10 years with blimps and airborne platforms that can literally follow you from time you exit your home to your point of destination. Multiply this by thousands and your get the ideas of how far advance out tech is compared to the chicoms.

Love that city. Spent many years there.

for later

This is absolutely nothing new. Google earth for example, uses a similar technique since like early 2000's. And even before that, it was already used in the military and even geography(measurements).

Wow, Shanghai . What a city ! PAid for by the American consumer :(

TPTB probably currently have panning cameras that can capture scenes like this, 1000's of images, and then stitch them together, all in less than a couple minutes. The photo in the OP's link, probably took hours to do by a private company.

I wondered the other night before the National Championship, at the end of the National Anthem they had a flyover by a U2 out of Beale. Wonder if they were taking pics from it? Now that would be interesting to see! Probably able to see what time it was on people's watch.

Nope. The whole thing took 2 months.

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Nice but they all look alike.

Look how many zombies are staring at their cell phones...