The clearest panoramic photo of London's "Three-Day Tour in Danzhai" is released: 80 billion pixels show the details ()

This 80 billion-pixel panoramic photo travels in the northwest, showing unprecedented details. Users can even zoom in on the clock face of Westminster, which is nearly 1.5 miles away (about 2.4 kilometers), and see the time clearly.

This ultra-high resolution photo is unprecedented in detail, and residents walking on the streets of London can see it at a glance.

A couple sit down to enjoy coffee (left). They didn't know that they had been frozen in the photo by Martin two miles away.

Observers can zoom in on office buildings all over London and get a glimpse of their interiors.

In the "London Eye" on the south bank, the faces of tourists are faintly visible.

Observers can even enlarge the windows of the highway.

This panoramic photo was taken in the summer of 20 10, at the top of the Midpoint Tower in central London.

On October 22nd, Beijing time165438+/kloc-0, the world's largest panoramic photo with the highest resolution was freshly released. This is a 360 degree panoramic view of London. This unique portrait of London shows the characteristics of the British capital in unprecedented detail. The resolution of panoramic photos of London is as high as 80 billion pixels.

Because of the unprecedented level of detail, photographers have to check the photos that make up the panorama and look for what they call "inappropriate" photos, but they won't tell users where they are or what they show. If printed at normal photo resolution, the length and width of this new London panorama will reach 1 15 feet (about 35 meters) and 56 feet (about 17 meters).

The panoramic photo of London was taken by photographer Jeffrey Martin at the top of the "Midpoint" building at the intersection of Oxford Street and Tottenham Palace Road for three days. This is the highest resolution city photo ever. There are 36 floors in the middle of the building, and the top floor is an ideal shooting location. Standing here, photographers can see an amazing number of landmarks, houses, skyscrapers, shops, office buildings and streets. In addition, people in the street can have a panoramic view, and thousands of windows can be observed, many of which can give Martin a glimpse of life inside. Any recognizable child's face is also faintly visible.

Previously, the highest resolution city photos in the world included a 26-megapixel Paris photo, a 70-megapixel Budapest photo, a 26-megapixel Dresden photo, and a spherical image of Prague created by Martin's former record holder in 2009, with 65.438+08 billion pixels.

Martin is a panoramic photographer and website founder. This record panoramic photo of London consists of 7886 independent high-definition photos taken at the top of Midpoint Tower. The splicing is completed by the powerful Fujitsu Celsius computer in Japan. Interested readers can visit and enjoy this wonderful panorama.