The Large Hadron Collider
photographer Laurent Egli was fortunate to visit the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) while he was detained for repairs, at which he used to draw his Roundshot D3 and capture in 360 º of the facilities buried 100 meters in Switzerland.
"Each photo took 8 minutes to be captured in a very slow scan. The resulting picture was a tiff file of 180 million pixels of 19,000 x 9,500, 16 bit. In two hours I could capture the six scenarios, in and under bridges around CMS, "said Egli.
Visualization is achieved with Flash.
"Each photo took 8 minutes to be captured in a very slow scan. The resulting picture was a tiff file of 180 million pixels of 19,000 x 9,500, 16 bit. In two hours I could capture the six scenarios, in and under bridges around CMS, "said Egli.
Visualization is achieved with Flash.
4 CMS CERN in Europe
Panoramic photo by Laurent Egli, Taken 19:12, 02/08/2011 (360 Cities site, www.360cities.net )
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