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Budapest beat Paris with 70 billion Pixels

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Sorry, but Silverlight is not supported on this operating system.

Silverlight works on Windows and on Mac OS (Intel only).

Love,

-Linux

FPDR

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Sorry, but Silverlight is not supported on this browser.

Silverlight works on Internet Explorer, Firefox, Flock, Netscape, Opera, and Safari.

Love,

-Firefox FPDR

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Works on my Firefox. Pretty impressive, but i wish it was even sharper at long distance.

Edited by sparks50

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The medium distance looks nice but the close things like the wall...i expected more

sharpness.

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Anyone for a game of "spot the hungarian object"??

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Holy crap, thats impressive. My zoom/scroll wasn't working fully at first, and I was underwhelmed, but when I realised just how much there was to it, wow.

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When fully zoomed in its not perfect, but when you realise how much there is in that picture it is very impressive.

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Can anyone find the Beck's advert below??

becks.jpg

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A time honoured tradition from the days of CWC: I spy with my little eye something beginning with: G.

(No... It's not a "Geep", Kozlowski...)

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Love,

-Linux

FPDR

There's Moonlight for Linux, it's an open source version.

But Silverlight stills sucks, I avoid everything Flash or Silverlight as much as possible.

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Hi all

If you consider this a publicly available camera.

Then consider the cameras used in Spy Satellites are at least 10 to as much as perhaps 20 years ahead of what we see here.

We can all remember the boasts that a spy sat can read a car number plate from space, then that they could read a news paper headline over the shoulder of some one sat in cafe in Rome. I dare say nowadays they can read the article.

By the way, any one spot a human yet?

I did a guy walking his dog followed by a child. Woman pushing child in folding type pushchair and Child on Bike.

Reference Close broadcast antenna.

Left of antenna large village in valley.

Zoom in See public park/green space in front of houses.

Park path with houses one side and evenly spaced mid size trees other side

End house Right.

Continue right.

On Path Woman pushing child in folding type pushchair and Child on Bike.

Beyond this on path running left to right, that T junctions with same path as above.

Guy walking his dog followed by a child.

Kind Regards walker

Edited by walker

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Oh Walker, why do you have to turn everything into a great big conspiracy? :rolleyes:

Soul_Assassin, I really can't find that McDonald's sign for the life of me. Spent a good 30 minutes looking, but it's just too much area to cover. :(

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The picture gives free advertisement to Samsung. I doubt Sony wanted that :D.

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If you consider this a publicly available camera.

Then consider the cameras used in Spy Satellites are at least 10 to as much as perhaps 20 years ahead of what we see here.

We can all remember the boasts that a spy sat can read a car number plate from space, then that they could read a news paper headline over the shoulder of some one sat in cafe in Rome. I dare say nowadays they can read the article.

Any camera can have a more accurate image of a faraway object by using zoom.

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Walker makes me laugh :)

I stumbled over this a few days ago, keeps you distracted for quite a long time.

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A time honoured tradition from the days of CWC: I spy with my little eye something beginning with: G.

(No... It's not a "Geep", Kozlowski...)

Grass!!

That picture is just amazing...

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@Soul_Assassin, Found it!

found.jpg

There was actually another MacDonalds on the river:

md.jpg

There are quite a few adverts for 360 and Microsoft/Epson/SONY :)

haha.jpg

Right, sticking with the fast food theme, can someone find this:

bk.jpg

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the sony adverts are clearly edits :p

EDIT

that was evil :p

buda2.jpg

her's another one

buda3.jpg

Edited by Soul_Assassin

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Found it:-

dhl.jpg

My turn:-

tesco.jpg

Edited by Shadow.D. ^BOB^

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@ Shadow.D. ^BOB^, Took me ages to find that lol!

tesco.jpg

Anyone care to find this TESCO?

tescofind.jpg

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Found that one while on the DHL search :)

tescob.jpg.

Why not chuck a 3rd in...

tescoc.jpg

We're going to be qualified Budapest tourist board members by the end of this... *Supermarket/Fastfood Division*

Edited by Shadow.D. ^BOB^

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