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| Comments: 2 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 09-21-2022
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Ford Falcon wagon |
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9-23-2022 @ 06:44:15 PM |
| Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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Due to the pixel compression, staring at those tail lights makes me feel like Google Earth is trying to construct a 3D-image from the stereoscopic effect of several flat pictures, and while it's broadly correct, it makes some understandable rounding errors while doing it, resulting in things like every bridge looking like it's collapsed to the ground and every parking lot being full of semi-molten cars.
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9-26-2022 @ 04:16:43 PM |
| Posted By : Obsidian |
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#1, I always put it down to image stitching. You have a not quite spherical array of cameras affixed to the roof a base model Impreza taking photos through parabolic lens that produce a set high res images that all share a percentage of overlap with the other phots in the set.
Bots will stitch the photos in the set together looking for commonalities of colour - and of any of the known identifiable objects that Alphabets' reCaptcha database - and the completed image is set over a inverted spherical canvas as opposed to a planar one like a conventual photo. The rounding errors are expected - but are tolerable to the human eye when you're just looking for where something is rather than how faithfully it's been represented in a photo.
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