6,2 Gigapixel of St. Peter´s Church in Vienna

[julian kalmar]

A new era of VR has began. Still there are some parts of the fresko and some symbols in the curch, no one knows the meaning of. Together with a scientist who is specialised in analysing such freskos, all Hs will be named in about half a year.

St. Peter´s Church in Vienna

[Roger Calixto]

That's pretty awesome. One symbol I don't understand is the carriage tray of a printer in the ring around the dove in the dead centre. Lighting perhaps?

No!! It's the Illuminati!! I'm sure of it!!

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[DanPBrown]

A new era of VR has began. Still there are some parts of the fresko and some symbols in the curch, no one knows the meaning of. Together with a scientist who is specialised in analysing such freskos, all Hs will be named in about half a year.

St. Peter´s Church in Vienna

You must have a super computer to process an image that size.
Dan
http://www.danbrownphotography.com

[julian kalmar]

You must have a super computer to process an image that size.
Dan
http://www.danbrownphotography.com

No, you can do this with every "normal" Comuter.
mine is a 3 year old 2,8 GHz 2Core.
The only thing you need is plenty free hard disk space and a lot of RAM (I have 16GB)

[PierreVandevenne]

A new era of VR has began. Still there are some parts of the fresko and some symbols in the curch, no one knows the meaning of. Together with a scientist who is specialised in analysing such freskos, all Hs will be named in about half a year.

St. Peter´s Church in Vienna

Positively amazing! And this time, the subject is worth the effort. Thanks for sharing.

[usathyan]

Incredible image...blown away by the effort!

[OldRoy]

Up to your usual high standard Julian. But I'm baffled as to why there is so much restriction of downward pitch.
Roy

[julian kalmar]

..I'm baffled as to why there is so much restriction of downward pitch.
Roy

At the moment I´m uploading a little correction, that´s the reason of the restriction.
In about three to four hours everything will be fast and without problems.
Julian

[Enda Cavanagh]

Now 6.2gigapixel. That's just greedy.  
Really fantastic work.