GigaPan: Providing big picture context to conservation science without sacrificing the details

Mongabay
By Sue PalminteriAug 27, 2015, 12:30 pm208 pts
Scale has traditionally been one of the most challenging aspects of science and conservation photography. Detail is almost always important to scientists, but macro images lack the context and perspective of panoramas. At the onset of a study, it is not always possible to know what elements of an ecosystem will…

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