Right.
Elaborating my the chain of thought from last night, we could say that a panorama that matches the human visual field with 4 times the resolution of the human eye, is in fact a Gigapixel panorama.
(200 hFOV x 135 vFOV) x (200 pixels per degree)^2 = 1,080,000,000 pixels.
Of course, that relies on the fact that Wikipedia is right about the numbers....
Blochi
On Oct 19, 2010, at 11:21 AM, Bernhard Vogl wrote:
> I'm also using the term "pixels per degree" to explain people how
> detailed a panorama actually is. You still can cheat by using another
> projection but it is very useful to explain the difference between a
> large and a small FOV image...
>
> Bernhard
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