





Photographer Jeffrey Martin recently captured the largest known photograph of New York City, a 360° spherical panorama from the top of the Empire State Building.
The original photo 203200 pixels wide by 101600 pixels tall, totaling over 20 billion pixels, When printed at a standard 300 dpi resolution, this photo would measure a whopping 57 feet wide by 28 feet tall.
The largest photo ever made of NYC. 360º New York City gigapixel. If you printed this image at a standard photo resolution of 300DPI, it would be 18 meters or 57 feet wide, and 9 meters / 28 feet tall. That's a big photo!
These screengrabs don't do the image justice, so do yourself a favor and check out the full interactive image. Don't forget to ZOOM!
via 360cities
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