This is a part of the image shot by David Bergman using a GigaPan Imager. As explained by the photographer in his blog, a GigaPan is a robotic camera mount that allows one to capture multiple images and stitch them together, creating a massive image file.
The finished product of the process resulted to an image with a resolution of 59,783 x 24,658 pixels or 1,474 megapixels equivalent to a 2GigaByte TIF File. It took the GigaPan software over six and a half hours to put the image together in the photographer's MacBook Pro.
You can see the minutest details during the inauguration and Bergman noted that he even saw Yo-Yo Ma taking a picture of the festivities using his iPhone.
Check out the full resolution picture in David Bergman's blog by clicking on this link
The finished product of the process resulted to an image with a resolution of 59,783 x 24,658 pixels or 1,474 megapixels equivalent to a 2GigaByte TIF File. It took the GigaPan software over six and a half hours to put the image together in the photographer's MacBook Pro.
You can see the minutest details during the inauguration and Bergman noted that he even saw Yo-Yo Ma taking a picture of the festivities using his iPhone.
Check out the full resolution picture in David Bergman's blog by clicking on this link
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