BobHartung wrote:
The following is clearly stated immediately above the image on the link in the OP first post:
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BEFORE THE RIOT version 1 - The Vancouver Canucks Fan Zone along Georgia St. for Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final was captured at 5:46 pm on June 15, 2011. It is made up of 216 photos (12 across by 18 down) stitched together, taken over a 15-minute span, and is not supposed to represent a single moment in time. The final hi-res file is 69,394 X 30,420 pixels or 2,110 megapixels. Special thanks to Bonita Howard and CBC Real Estate"
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That just goes to show you that i'm getting old, I never even saw that. I was so fixed on the picture I didn't read the directions.
Your right. As I mentioned this was sent to me by a friend and neither one of us knew anything about it. It's fascinating anyway that they are watching even in this mode.
The point is; YOU CAN'T HIDE! This was sent to me by a friend and neither one of us had any ideas what it was. Pretty neat any way you look at it.
I have a Galaxy Tab S 10 inch and I really love it. I've used iPads and prefer my Galaxy Tab. If I were to upgrade at this point to another tablet I really think I would go with a Surface Pro so I could use my PS and LR on the machine at the same level I use LR and PS on my Computer. Cost is high for the Surface but It would depend on how and how much you are planning on using it. I can kick a picture over to my printer from my Galaxy Tab but I can't modify the picture enough in most cases to get it to where I want it in the limited LR on the tablet.
I can see you.............
Ever wonder how they found the Boston bombers in just a few days? This may help you to understand what the government is looking at. This photo was taken in Canada and shows about 700,000 people.
Hard to disappear in a crowd. Pick on a small part of the crowd click a couple of times -- wait -- click a few more times and see how clear each individual face will become each time. Or use the wheel on your mouse.
This picture was taken with a 70,000 x 30,000 pixel camera (2100 Mega Pixels). These cameras are not sold to the public and are being installed in strategic locations.
The camera can identify a face among a multitude of people.
Place your computer's cursor in the mass of people and double-click a couple times.
Scary sharp!! Not so easy to hide in a crowd anymore.
http://www.gigapixel.com/mobile/?id=79995
Great Picture. Did you have to tranquilize him to get him to hold still that long?
That would be a big help.
I agree, I rarely buy any of my photographic from anyone else because of their great service.
warrior wrote:
If you want your Pics to POP use metallic paper!! :thumbup:
Glossy just doesn't do it.
I'll have to try some. I've never used metallic paper before.
I really think that the problem they are having is a direct result of the New York mayor and his cronies.
HEART wrote:
With the highest taxes in the country, I would think B&H would already looking to part company with New York as soon as possible. They are a "mobile" retailer; they can move the business to wherever the labor force availability and warehouse space are plentiful - UPS (and any chamber of commerce) can also scout those resources for free. Don't know why ANY business would consider remaining in NY, except to be closer to drugs and violence.
From what I know about the area the people that own B&H are probably born and raised New Yorker's and live in a very tight Jewish community and they are just not going to leave. Strong family ties.
That's OK with me I'll just divert the funds to buy something else to get the cash back. It all comes out in the wash.