A 9372x9372, 1060DPI satellite photo of the World Trade Center area, anyone?
http://www.theloki.org/wtc-photo-big.jpg
Right click save as, I'd recommend. It's 14MB.
VERY impressive isn't it?
You can see all the people if you zoom in!!
A 9372x9372, 1060DPI satellite photo of the World Trade Center area, anyone?
http://www.theloki.org/wtc-photo-big.jpg
Right click save as, I'd recommend. It's 14MB.
VERY impressive isn't it?
You can see all the people if you zoom in!!
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thats got to be the bigest picture i've ever seen, very impressive same aboug time it's taking to view still on 3/4 of the way downloaded
When I read the thread title I thought you were being a right sicko but I've downloaded the picture and it does have a scary amount of detail in it. They really must be able to track you via satellite these days (not that I've been watching enemy of the state too much or anything!)
see this ages ago
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I managed to get hold of a 500meg TIFF image of the earth (i think it was the earth) once, but could never open it at the time cause i didnt have enough ram and pagefiling it took too long.Originally posted by Gubbage
thats got to be the bigest picture i've ever seen, very impressive same aboug time it's taking to view still on 3/4 of the way downloaded
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cool
huge 6mb picture of the world: (in case you haven't seen it before)
http://www.arstechnica.com/reviews/4...h-map-huge.jpg
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anyone got something like that but the moon ?
It was on a NASA/ESA ftp, or some space sites ftp over 2 yr ago Got NO IDEA of the address sorryOriginally posted by Howard
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id seen that before - viewing it in ie used to used 270megs of ram XD
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Yup DLed this must be just under 2 years ago now it came out quite shortly after the events
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amazing detail there
Huge, some quite impressive detail!
Wherever it was taken from, it must have been with some SERIOUS photography equipment. Judging by the borders it's probably some permanently airborne thing like from a plane or blimp as you said.
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