36 ultra hi-res photos taken with two Hasselblad cameras at this year's Glastonbury Festivalin England were stitched together to create a 1.3-gigapixel image. Of the 70,000 people captured, over 7,000 dirty revellers have tagged themselves on Facebook.
This has awarded the pictured, created by mobile network Orange, a Guinness World Record for most people ever tagged in an online photo. No idea what the previous record-holder for this would've been, but I imagine this is a new entry to the book.
The two Hasselblad H4D-50 cameras used cost around $30,000 each, and have 50MP sensors which resulted in the 36 photos taken in under a minute flat, and later stitched together for a photo hi-res enough for people to zoom in on every single individual, to search for themselves and friends. I wonder how many girlfriends discovered their boyfriends copping off with someone in a cider-fuelled frenzy behind their back from this photo?
Haha, crazy, 70.000 tags...
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ReplyDeletethat reminds me college party pictures on facebook lol
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know what material their sensors are made of.
ReplyDeleteOh cool!
ReplyDeleteThat is truly amazing!!!!
ReplyDeletehahahahaha, some people have too much free time :D :D
ReplyDeletei think i could break this..
ReplyDeletethat is hilarious
ReplyDeletecrazy so much tags :oo
ReplyDeletewow that's cool
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty sweet Guinness record.
ReplyDeletelol so useless :DDD
ReplyDeletehaha that's pretty cool
ReplyDeletenice, that's pretty sick
ReplyDeletethis is pretty awesome. but damn that file is huge...
ReplyDeleteAnd I still don't have a facebook page.
ReplyDeleteThat's kind of an obscure record to break haha. I wonder if everyone that's tagged will get their names in the book!
ReplyDeletehmm thats cool and very hi-res lol
ReplyDeleteI think I see myself in that photo ...
ReplyDeleteLol @ dirty revellers
ReplyDeletei wonder how they tagged off of the main facebook site..
ReplyDeleteWow, 1.3 Gigapixel images. I wonder how big the filesizes must be. Next thing you know, theyll have it in 3D versions. ;)
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wow, that is crazy
ReplyDeleteCool Story Bro!;)
ReplyDeletesource? i want the whole pic
ReplyDeletei want those cameras!
ReplyDeletethats crazy!
ReplyDeletei wish i was there
Dam...........
ReplyDeleteholy crap that's awesome, GIGAPIXEL you said? damn thats one HUGE picture.
ReplyDeleteSO COOL idea!!!! lol!!!! xD
ReplyDeleteThat is NUTS!
ReplyDeleteO wow that's crazeh! :D
ReplyDeletelol, that's crazy. I'm sure there will be more.
ReplyDeleteNot the greatest achievement - I doubt anyone's even bothered to try this record before.
ReplyDeleteso when are the rest going to show them selves
ReplyDeleteWow, just wow.
ReplyDeleteamazing !
ReplyDeleteweird record
ReplyDeleteCrazy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a useless achievement.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteLOL. That must have taken forever but I'm sure it will be beat sometime. Facebook users have way too much time on there hands.
ReplyDeleteThat's huge! I wonder how they did it, did they tell them not to move?
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