Comments on: The Worlds Largest Photo – 26 GigaPixels http://currentphotographer.com/the-worlds-largest-photo-%e2%80%93-26-gigapixels/ The latest digital photography news, tips, tools, techniques, how-tos and reviews for beginners through professionals Wed, 04 Jan 2012 00:16:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Trevor Current http://currentphotographer.com/the-worlds-largest-photo-%e2%80%93-26-gigapixels/comment-page-1/#comment-184 Trevor Current Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:51:51 +0000 http://currentphotographer.com/?p=923#comment-184 Hey John, I've checked out Photosynth in the past and it's a very impressive technology. The DeepZoom is amazing and works very smooth compared to some other methods that I've seen. Thanks for reading and commenting! Hey John, I’ve checked out Photosynth in the past and it’s a very impressive technology. The DeepZoom is amazing and works very smooth compared to some other methods that I’ve seen.

Thanks for reading and commenting!

]]> By: John Mullinax http://currentphotographer.com/the-worlds-largest-photo-%e2%80%93-26-gigapixels/comment-page-1/#comment-183 John Mullinax Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:41:16 +0000 http://currentphotographer.com/?p=923#comment-183 Very cool! If you like huge composited images, also check out photoynth and DeepZoom from Microsoft. Photosynth gives you a way to navigate around a composite image in 3D space, and uses DeepZoom within it. DeepZoom itself is part of Silverlight and makes it easy to explore pics through a browser - no matter their size. In otherwords, a 100GB pic can be viewed as easy as 50kb pic over the internet - amazing. Very cool! If you like huge composited images, also check out photoynth and DeepZoom from Microsoft. Photosynth gives you a way to navigate around a composite image in 3D space, and uses DeepZoom within it. DeepZoom itself is part of Silverlight and makes it easy to explore pics through a browser – no matter their size. In otherwords, a 100GB pic can be viewed as easy as 50kb pic over the internet – amazing.

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