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From Sports Illustrated: “This panoramic view of Yankee Stadium on July 4 was shot using GigaPan technology. You can zoom in on any detail – fr...
From Sports Illustrated:
“This panoramic view of Yankee Stadium on July 4 was shot using
GigaPan technology. You can zoom in on any detail – from Alex Rodriguez
approaching the plate in the first inning against the Red Sox to the
façade of the new Yankee Stadium beyond leftfield. Taken by a robotic
camera, the photo was shot over the course of 10 minutes and consists
of 124 frames stitched together. Carnegie Mellon developed the GigaPan
technology last year in collaboration with NASA.”
Holy GigaPan Technology! This is fun, you can spy on A-Rod. Where’s Madge?
Ooh, this thing has its uses. HELLO, Kevin Youkilis. You are my hero.
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