See a 17 gigapixal image

[relliott]

This is the most massive image in the world so far.(check it out)

http://www.yosemite-17-gigapixels.com/

[kpierce]

Very cool Bob!

[Stephen W. Stanczyk]

That is cool Bob. You can actually zoom in and see 2 climbers on the face of El Capitan.

[relliott]

Yeah
though I sure liked the mega pic of the inauguration they put out in January.

[Nick Gromicko]

InterNACHI invented technology for the insurance industry that allows us to take a picture of a home from the street and zoom in on a termite's wing.

Click here http://www.nachi.org/nachitv-edu-demo.html
Click the play arrow at the bottom left.
Advance to the section beginning at 2:31.

InterNACHI members will be using this technology to be awarded insurance work.

[Linas I. Dapkus]

Originally Posted by gromicko

InterNACHI invented technology for the insurance industry that allows us to take a picture of a home from the street and zoom in on a termite's wing.

Click here http://www.nachi.org/nachitv-edu-demo.html
Click the play arrow at the bottom left.
Advance to the section beginning at 2:31.

InterNACHI members will be using this technology to be awarded insurance work.

With all the rain we've had in the recent weeks, insurance work has increased. I had to decrease my coverage area to keep up with requests and still do $200-$400 a day 7 days a week. Typical drive-by is 4 exterior photos and 1.5-2 minutes per report.

[Dennis McAuley]

Linus, I wish I had that much insurance work. It dribbles in to areas of a good drive making it a non-profitable venture for me. Keep up the good work.

[Nick Gromicko]

With all the rain we've had in the recent weeks, insurance work has increased. I had to decrease my coverage area to keep up with requests and still do $200-$400 a day 7 days a week. Typical drive-by is 4 exterior photos and 1.5-2 minutes per report.

Nice!