Photo Parity

It's not just a big picture. In fact, this panorama looks beautiful and creates a clear presence effect. The idea was quite simple, however, to take a picture of the personnel separately and connect the images.

(Foto: a very small part of the photo, a focus on the Paris Bocomathers Catch, with an increase, all details of each house can be considered)

"Project Paris 26 Gigapixels had two objectives:

1. Make the most beautiful hygapicel Paris.
2. Make the world's biggest picture."

More than 2,000 photographs were made on a single day in September (six months ago) by professionals and then glued into giants. Panorama Citywhich has a virtual presence effect (substantively 3D picture).

Eiffel Tower, Sobor of Paris Bogomatter, Lover, Church of St. Evestafia, House of Invalids, St. Germain-de-Pre Church, and thousands of other signs and places. ♪

The authors claim that the photograph, who decided to print it, would have reached 6,500 square feet and would have a good quality.

Anyway, walk through the picture of Paris yourself, it's a very beautiful journey. Increase is a sign plus "+." Decreasing is a minus-- we didn't understand the complexity of the glue technology (we seem to be very difficult...) and the technology of putting such a picture on the network (which is more difficult), but the idea of building large objects by covering them with a lot of small pieces between themselves, we repeat, seems quite simple. It's like a well-known papier-mashe technique in a child-friendly game. Or, in a very far way, technically, but in a way like that, a project to cover the vast letters of my Russia with pictures of schoolchildren.

Maybe someone from the town might want and be able to do or start an IT project in this direction. ♪ ♪

It's not developed yet. Despite the existence of Peace Services in 360 on the network, and there's both a programme and a mass of panoramic images around the world... yet the fascinating spirit of the Walking Projects in Moscow has not yet been able to find, only fragmented images until they can feel three-dimensional. ♪ ♪

It would be great, because a walk on the same Savvy street near school or downtown would be as great a trip, and for the makers, it would be a good artistic exercise.

You could also think of a walk with the possibility of a 360 degree head inside our school in the museum. ♪

Even artificially glue two or three pictures in a careful and realistic way, with a larger goal in the far future, such as the creation of 3D travel toys in Moscow, already requires a certain level of skill and creativity.

Addendum. There are, of course, a lot of virtual 3D travel services in which Barcelona, Milan, Madrid, Rome, Paris are represented by many countries and cities.

Ponoramic photos of 360 degrees review. But why isn't it that impressive? Must be too much to click a mouse...? Or something that's causing the presence to lose... Maybe it's on a scale. Dresden, Prague, Harlem is looking... ♪