Dresden germany photos Videos

• 1. "Erzgebirge, Dresden and Swiss Saxony" Vagabonderz's photos around Landshut, Germany (slideshow)
• 2. Dresden, Germany ( photos ) - Dario Kuntic
• 3. "My First Two Days in Germany" Meluebke's photos around Hoyerswerda, Germany (dresden germany)
• 4. "Striezelmarkt" Cariverga's photos around Dresden, Germany (dresden strase fotos)
• 5. "Dresden" Melyandd's photos around Dresden, Germany (rick steves hotels dresden)
• 6. World record - www.dresden-26-gigapixels.com - 26 Gigapixel Photo in Dresden
• 7. Zwinger - Dresden, Saxony, Germany
• 8. Dresden city in eastern Germany

"Erzgebirge, Dresden and Swiss Saxony" Vagabonderz's photos around Landshut, Germany (slideshow)

Dresden, Germany ( photos ) - Dario Kuntic

"My First Two Days in Germany" Meluebke's photos around Hoyerswerda, Germany (dresden germany)

"Striezelmarkt" Cariverga's photos around Dresden, Germany (dresden strase fotos)

"Dresden" Melyandd's photos around Dresden, Germany (rick steves hotels dresden)

world record - www.dresden-26-gigapixels.com - 26 Gigapixel Photo in Dresden

User Comments

EdOscuro commented on 28 Dec 2009

I think the robot is to be commended for holding the camera that steady (and the photo stitching software I suppose). The clouds are nasty (when zooming out you can see many seams in the sky and those aren't artifacts from zooming in to a larger level of detail than is in memory) but the cityscapes are very well blended. From an artistic point of view, it leaves something to be desired, but to hell with art when you can learn so much about a place.

JustAFocus commented on 22 Dec 2009

What? Are you seeing the same pano that I'm seeing? (I'm on the actual site, zooming in and out of the photo.) Workers on the rooftops, people hanging out of hotel windows, people walking along and under the bridges and on the streets, lots of stuff going on! Very cool. Yes, I'd like to see this technique applied to other locales, but this thing is fascinating as it is.

sagreenxyz commented on 18 Dec 2009

Isn't Google Earth or some other geographic imaging a larger image? Maybe this is the largest publicly known image - if you look at high resolution imaging for large areas there might be a secret military satellite image that exceeds this. But, we would never know. Contratulations to this team on their World Record!

jeo2001 commented on 30 Dec 2009

Best picture of the internet. 2 people are repeated. appear in 2 photos. see the MON GEN POST flags. There appear to be 6 people. The lady in high heels and the blond man. the other 2 were behind the pole 0% First pic, 3 people Second 2 pic repeat and a new man shows maybe was behind the pole in the first pic.

tarnmensch commented on 16 Feb 2010

Ist es denn so? Ungerechtigkeit gibt es überall, aber dass einige wenige sich dumm und dämlich verdienen alle anderen darunter leiden, ist das eigentliche Problem. Such dir lieber die als Gegner, die auch wirklich deine Gegner sind, und wettere gegen die.

shufflebert commented on 22 Dec 2009

auf der seite kann man das nummernschild von einem schwarzem opel lesen... sollte das nicht eigentlich aus datenrechtlichen gründen unlesbar sein? (also mir ist das ja eigentlich scheiß egal, ich mein ja nur)

Pyrowolf91 commented on 11 Feb 2010

Und der Westen geht dafür zu bruch! Schön das wir für die Ossis drüben alles bezahlen aber kein Geld mehr für uns selber haben! Hoffentlich wird es vor Gericht als Rechtswidrig anerkannt.

Йордан Божинов commented on 13 Aug 2010

there are no cars and people, couse it takes so long to take the picture and the cars and people and other moving objects are moving too fast to be visible on the finale picture

toby baconator commented on 01 Apr 2010

the idea is so fucking good and then in my homecountry XD i will try that with an 500d lets see what we can get small budget, work, pain and paichen

Visualbrother commented on 19 Dec 2009

Technically all very cool, shame it is such a boring photo. Without all the uberpixeltech nobody would ever care about such a mediocre photo.

mcolombony commented on 27 Jan 2011

I would like an explanation, if someone or who took the picture, can help me. If you look in the sky, ufos may see as much as an airplane.

GSYSYT commented on 21 Dec 2009

Ich hoffe, dass das Bild noch in Originalgröße gedruckt und ausgestellt wird. Beeindruckend! Vor allem, wenn man in dieser Stadt wohnt.

Xe-Xe commented on 23 Jul 2011

> stitching what for? O_O for online purposes separate parts enough, like in google maps - its loading by parts

PamParamPamPam commented on 14 Jan 2010

Маладцы конешна - что только не сделаешь от нехрен делать....)))

Klapanciusz Trurl commented on 19 Jan 2010

@autopano Thanx a million. We want to make something similar in Budapest, even if will be smaller

Yail Black commented on 07 Jan 2010

Гениально!!! Большое уважение авторам этого проэкта!

Klapanciusz Trurl commented on 16 Jan 2010

Anyone knows what is the name of the automated panohead? And what is the name of software?

همس القصيد commented on 15 May 2010

و بلغ حجم الصورة الكلي 297.500 * 87.500 بيكسل . أي ما يعادل

The Workbench commented on 20 Dec 2009

This is awesome. They should probably add that it was done with PC's, not Mac's. :P

shufflebert commented on 22 Dec 2009

also man kann sogar ziemlich viele autokennzeichen lesen und die gesichter...? hmm

simkimon commented on 20 Dec 2009

Can someone chime in what software was used for photostiching? it's really good!

Joshua Santana commented on 18 Oct 2010

mmm, wel, there's a biger one and the bigest of the world!!! yet...

Masoud Varjavandi commented on 19 Dec 2009

This is really great work. Well done. More people should see this.

Kesser Jones commented on 29 Jun 2010

amazing job. great work. congratulations from salvador-ba, brazil.

Juan Marín commented on 10 Jan 2010

Es bueno saber que ya la tecnología nos permite hacer este arte.

Joe Hanink commented on 19 Dec 2009

google earth must not technically be "stitched" into one image...

Zwinger - Dresden, Saxony, Germany

Dresden city in eastern Germany

User Comments

Прима Прага commented on 22 Jun 2015

хорошее продолжение путешествия