charlie Loc: Minneapolis, Minnesota

MMC Loc: Brooklyn NY

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

tramsey Loc: Texas

I wonder if a wheelbarrow comes with it.

Thanks for sharing

bull drink water Loc: pontiac mi.

what size lens was he useing?

NikonJohn Loc: Indiana U.S.A.

That picture was taken using a GigaPan robotic device (this is the EPIC Pro). The camera sets in the center cradle. The lens was probably at least to some degree telephoto. The GigaPan lets you set the boundaries of the area you want then just moves about that area tripping the shutter on your camera based on the lens focal length and amount of overlap you want. I have seen one used but I do not own one. The EPIC Pro lists for about $900 US dollars. It's not especially fast but it seems pretty easy to use. Personally I tend to freehand or tripod base most of my panoramas, but I'm a bit of a cheapskate. ;)
GigaPan photo lifted from the GigaPan web site. http://gigapan.com/cms/shop/epic-pro
Look it up if you want better info.

P.S. It must be used on a tripod or somehow mounted. You can't hand hold it.

GigaPan EPIC Pro (for DSLR's)

oldmalky Loc: West Midlands,England.

Spent ages looking for me but not ever been in a crowd like that realised i wasnt there shame.

casmathman Loc: Brooklyn, NY

Hey! I think I know that guy 2703rd from the right!!~

Great shot.

NikonJohn Loc: Indiana U.S.A.

LOL! :lol: :lol:

Shutterbugsailer Loc: Staten Island NY (AKA Cincinnati by the Sea)

sounds like a great tool for law enforcement/homeland security use