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Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Gigapxl

A team of scientists and photographers have created a four gigapixel camera. A full-sized print is larger than a billboard, with a resolution measured in the single-digit micron range.

Click here for a sample image gallery, (don't worry, it won't start loading any 5,000MB image files; the images in the gallery have been cropped for demonstration, but are still quite amazing).

posted by Jar(egg)head at 09:22

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