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1. oofbey ◴[25 Jan 22 01:24 UTC] No.30066661[source]▶

What kind of camera was used to take this?

2. easytiger ◴[25 Jan 22 01:28 UTC] No.30066688[source]▶

97 rows × 87 cols (8 439) @Hasselblad H6D-400c MS images Size: 925 000 px × 775 000 px (717 GP) Res: 5 µm (5080 ppi)

It's a £43k camera on a huge automated gantry system controlled by python software

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3. av3csr ◴[25 Jan 22 01:28 UTC] No.30066689[source]▶

They used a Hasselblad H6D mounted on a rig

4. hackerlytest ◴[25 Jan 22 01:29 UTC] No.30066698[source]▶

Hasselblad

5. spoonjim ◴[25 Jan 22 07:11 UTC] No.30069059[source]▶

They didn't need such an expensive camera if they were going to do it this way. A Sony A7R would have produced an equal result.

6. baq ◴[25 Jan 22 08:45 UTC] No.30069669{3}[source]▶

if you have a priceless work of art, cost is no object when scanning it

7. zerd ◴[25 Jan 22 19:14 UTC] No.30076555{3}[source]▶

The cost of the camera is a small drop in the bucket versus the rig and work gone into this.

717 Gigapixel Image of Rembrandt's Nightwatch