Απίθανες πανοραμικές λήψεις με iPhone 7!

Μέσω του λογαριασμού του στο Instagram, ο φωτογράφος Vincent Laforet μοιράστηκε μερικές πανοραμικές φωτογραφίες 50-megapixel που φωτογράφισε με ένα iPhone. Συγκεκριμένα, τοποθέτησε ένα iPhone 7 στο κάτω μέρος ενός Learjet, το έβαλε σε λειτουργία Pano και πέταξε σε διάφορα τοπία σε ύψος 20.000 ποδιών.

«Για 7 συνεχόμενες ημέρες θα δημοσιεύω μια σειρά φωτογραφιών με πανοραμικές λήψεις 50+ Megapixel που έχουν τραβηχτεί από ένα iPhone 7 πάνω σε ένα LearJet 20.000 πόδια πάνω από τη γη», έγραψε ο φωτογράφος στον λογαριασμό του.

«Βάλαμε την κάμερα σε “Pano” Mode και πέταξε για 2-7 λεπτά. Παρήγαγε μια εκπληκτικά υψηλής ποιότητας εικόνα που δεν είχα ξαναδεί πριν από κανένα smartphone!», συμπλήρωσε.

Δείτε μερικές από τις φανταστικές εικόνες που δημοσίευσε στον λογαριασμό του και είναι σίγουρο ότι θα εκπλαγείτε!

SWIPE LEFT To See Full Panoramic -> Day 1 of 7 Lower Hackberry Narrows, Page, AZ – For 7 consecutive days I will be posting a series of 50+ Megapixel Panoramic Photographs shot on an @apple iPhone 7, from the belly of a LearJet from 20,000 feet above the earth. We set the standard Camera App to “Pano” Mode and flew for 2-7 minutes at 220+ Knots on a perfectly straight line and we witnessed the iPhone effectively paint the landscape like a roller brush. It produced a stunningly high quality image that I’d never before seen before from any smartphone! This project was commissioned by Apple to push the boundaries of what an iPhone can produce and to capture the beauty of our world from above. This project is a follow up to my photography book “AIR” of cities around the world at night that I photographed from a helicopter at very high altitudes. The next logical step was to go higher … in this case twice as high in a jet! Enjoy and please feel free to share!

Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη Vincent Laforet (@vincentlaforet) στις 13 Ιαν, 2018 στις 11:03 πμ PST

Day 2 of 7 Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah For 7 consecutive days I will be posting a series of 50+ Megapixel Panoramic Photographs shot on an @apple iPhone 7, from the belly of a LearJet from 20,000 feet above the earth. We set the standard Camera App to “Pano” Mode and flew for 2-7 minutes at 220+ Knots on a perfectly straight line and we witnessed the iPhone effectively paint the landscape like a roller brush. It produced a stunningly high quality image that I’d never before seen before from any smartphone! This project was commissioned by Apple to push the boundaries of what an iPhone can produce and to capture the beauty of our world from above. This project is a follow up to my photography book “AIR” of cities around the world at night that I photographed from a helicopter at very high altitudes. The next logical step was to go higher … in this case twice as high in a jet! Enjoy and please feel free to share!

Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη Vincent Laforet (@vincentlaforet) στις 15 Ιαν, 2018 στις 12:28 μμ PST

SWIPE LEFT To See Full Panoramic -> (PINCH TO ZOOM IN). Day 3 of 7 Solar Panels, Ivanpah, CA For 7 consecutive days I will be posting a series of 50+ Megapixel Panoramic Photographs shot on an @apple iPhone 7, from the belly of a LearJet from 20,000 feet above the earth. We set the standard Camera App to “Pano” Mode and flew for 2-7 minutes at 220+ Knots on a perfectly straight line and we witnessed the iPhone effectively paint the landscape like a roller brush. It produced a stunningly high quality image that I’d never before seen before from any smartphone! This project was commissioned by Apple to push the boundaries of what an iPhone can produce and to capture the beauty of our world from above. This project is a follow up to my photography book “AIR” of cities around the world at night that I photographed from a helicopter at very high altitudes. The next logical step was to go higher … in this case twice as high in a jet! Enjoy and please feel free to share!

Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη Vincent Laforet (@vincentlaforet) στις 16 Ιαν, 2018 στις 12:01 μμ PST

SWIPE LEFT To See Full Panoramic -> Day 5 of 7 Owens Dry Lake salt evaporation ponds, Keeler, CA For 7 consecutive days I will be posting a series of 50+ Megapixel Panoramic Photographs shot on an @apple iPhone 7, from the belly of a LearJet from 20,000 feet above the earth. We set the standard Camera App to “Pano” Mode and flew for 2-7 minutes at 220+ Knots on a perfectly straight line and we witnessed the iPhone effectively paint the landscape like a roller brush. It produced a stunningly high quality image that I’d never before seen before from any smartphone! This project was commissioned by Apple to push the boundaries of what an iPhone can produce and to capture the beauty of our world from above. This project is a follow up to my photography book “AIR” of cities around the world at night that I photographed from a helicopter at very high altitudes. The next logical step was to go higher … in this case twice as high in a jet! Enjoy and please feel free to share!

Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη Vincent Laforet (@vincentlaforet) στις 18 Ιαν, 2018 στις 11:24 πμ PST

SWIPE LEFT To See Full Panoramic -> Day 7 of 7 Lake Arrowhead, CA For 7 consecutive days I will be posting a series of 50+ Megapixel Panoramic Photographs shot on an @apple iPhone 7, from the belly of a LearJet from 20,000 feet above the earth. We set the standard Camera App to “Pano” Mode and flew for 2-7 minutes at 220+ Knots on a perfectly straight line and we witnessed the iPhone effectively paint the landscape like a roller brush. It produced a stunningly high quality image that I’d never before seen before from any smartphone! This project was commissioned by Apple to push the boundaries of what an iPhone can produce and to capture the beauty of our world from above. This project is a follow up to my photography book “AIR” of cities around the world at night that I photographed from a helicopter at very high altitudes. The next logical step was to go higher … in this case twice as high in a jet! Enjoy and please feel free to share!

Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη Vincent Laforet (@vincentlaforet) στις 20 Ιαν, 2018 στις 11:38 μμ PST