Dream Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
This is an focus stacked image shot with Canon R5, Canon 300mm lens at f/11, 1/125th sec. exposure, ISO 400. It is made up of 4,566 images with the majority of the the images being Focus Bracketed images processed to yield 372 individual Focus Stacked images, 12 rows x 31 columns 30% overlap in portrait orientation. Focus stacking was done using Helicon Focus Pro Ver. 8, Stitching was done with PTGui Pro Ver. 12.22. Final post processing in Photoshop.
The original image is: 6.26 Giga-pixels, 59,349 x 105,509 pixels, 197" x 351" 300 PPI (16 ft. 5 in. X 29 ft. 4 in.) un- cropped image size.
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What are you going to use that file for, I don't know of any Printing services that could use that file.
I’ve seen wall-sized photographic displays in:
- airports
- casino and hotel lobbies
- corporate building lobbies
Wherever you have folks who want to make an impression, you might have a need for this level of resolution.
I could print from My 45mp files to Billboard!
Maybe if it is printed at 15 ppi and intended to be view 200 ft away from the freeway. The largest your 45mp image can be printed at 300ppi is 18" x 27". My photos are intended to be used for wall murals printed at 150 - 300 ppi and viewed from 2-3 ft. I sell these to many venues such as Arthur Chan mentioned, corporate building lobbies, conference rooms airports, prisons. Printing is done using photo grade wall paper or vinyl materials.
You are absolutely correct. All professional photographers only need 24mp. This is complete overkill and wont matter on a bill board. Thomas heaton has many of his photos at airports printed wall size using 24mp.
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So you stitched, stacked images? That's awesome