Girl with a Pearl Earring in 3D: the world’s largest 3D microscope scan
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Link to the panorama: www.hirox-euro...
Scan by Emilien Leonhardt & Vincent Sabatier from HIROX EUROPE / JYFEL
more info: www.hirox-euro...
This is the world's largest 3D gigapixel scan of a painting, expand your experience on the panorama website!
discover the interactive panorama: www.hirox-europe.com/gigapixel/girl-with-a-pearl-earring/
This digitalization of the "Girl with a Pearl Earring" is absolutely mind-blowing! The level of detail and precision achieved through technology is truly astonishing. I'm in awe of how this digital rendition has preserved the essence and beauty of the original masterpiece. It's incredible how technology allows us to experience art in new and innovative ways, ensuring its legacy lives on for generations to come. Huge thanks to the team behind this project for their dedication and hard work in saving and sharing this iconic painting with the world!
What a journey ! So much hard work and dedication ! Thanks for all people involved . The interactive map makes you feel like flying over the masterpiece with so much detail you might think your’re dreaming . The zooming effect kind of let you feel a bit of the first shocking effect you have when meeting the girl for the first time . Thanks again to you all making this available for everybody🙏
Thank you for a great video!
My pleasure! It was a lot of work but we are very happy with the result!
I'd love to see where this goes!
Thank you for the exciting invitation!
Thank you great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Incredible.
imagine crashing the machine in the painting
How do they even process that many images into one file? My PC struggles with a few tens of images in 2D, they must have some highly optimised software and high performance computing.
Imagine capturing a 108 GIGAPIXEL Image and uploading the video in a measly 1080p 😂
I have a question fore you. What about the colour in the painting. When you 3d scan it, doesn't the colour faint a bit?
Is the light a special light that minimise the fainting?
Thank you for your question! We used LED light with polarisation during a very short time for each position at an intensity level and specific distance that have no impact on the surface. On the video it looks very bright because the room was quite dark in comparison but we can assure you that the painting was in good hands 🙌
Please do a 3D digital on a person's eyes, of all different colors if you can!
restore it is ugly