The world’s largest panoramic photograph

By on Feb 25, 2013 in Asia, China, Europe, Regions, United Kingdom, Western Europe   - Read 8312 times
 

The world’s largest panorama used to be a fantastic 114-gigapixel image of Shanghai, but now that’s been superceded by an incredible image four times its size. Four months were spent stitching together 48,000 images of London, allowing you to see up to a staggering 15 miles away.

The pictures were taken from the top of the capital’s BT Tower using 4 cameras and photographic equipment worth an estimated £70,000.

The level of detail is quite amazing, allowing you to see quite a lot of detail even at street level.

To see the full image for yourself, go to btlondon2012.co.uk

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