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Advice please on photographing/scanning large maps
- https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4083035
- a small map - is OK; a large map done as one shot - too fuzzy; another large map done as lots of shots and stitched together - quite good, but a lot of work and the results are variable. Furthermore, besides myself doing this, I want to encourage other 'one-placers' throughout the world to use the mapping application, and get their own local maps.
Need to photograph large maps and drawings - Where …
- https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/need-to-photograph-large-maps-and-drawings-where-should-i-start.183416/
- Place each at 45 degrees from the center of the map so you won't get light bouncing off the map and directly hitting the map. This will cause hot spots. Pull the light back until the lights evenly light up the map. Shoot and check image to see if you need two more lights. If so, place two on each side.
panorama - Setup for taking photos of large flat surfaces …
- https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/75938/setup-for-taking-photos-of-large-flat-surfaces-maps-plans-textiles-at-limited
- Keep the lighting consistent, mount the camera from above if possible and slide the map, rug or whatever, through the legs of the tripod making sure there is some overlap on each image you take. Lightroom or PS will do the stitching reasonably quickly but you will of course end up with fairly large files. Good luck
Photographing old maps | Photography Chat Forum
- https://www.photography-forum.org/threads/photographing-old-maps.112182/
- They will be projected to a size about 6 x 6 feet (2 x 2 meters). Most of the maps, about 100 of them are 4 x 4 feet square (1.2 x 1.2 meters) and stored in tubes. The oldest one goes back to 1799. I'm being allowed to blue/white tack the maps to keep them flat.
How To Create Large-Scale Google Map Images
- http://www.novolume.co.uk/blog/how-to-create-large-scale-google-map-images/
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How to copy and print large high resolution maps using …
- https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-copy-and-print-large-high-resolution-maps-using-Google-Earth-or-any-other-tool-to-create-a-wall-sized-map
- Answer (1 of 11): I caution that is most likely expressly forbidden by Google, but for curiosity’s sake you could use this embed trick do create large images: 1. Navigate to the center of the area you wish to print, and zoom to the desired level 2. From …
Printing a big map from Google Maps for cheap - Petty
- http://matthewpetty.com/2013/08/printing-a-big-map-from-google-maps-for-cheap/
- Figure out how high and wide in pixels you want the final image to be. Bear in mind the size of paper you’ll be using, and use a minimum of 150dpi. So in my case, I wanted a grid of 11″x17″ pages, in portrait mode, 4 wide and 2 high. 4 wide * 11″ * 150dpi = 6600. 2 high * 17″ * 150dpi = 5100. So the desired image size is 6600×5100 ...
How to scan large paper maps without a large format …
- https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/13815/how-to-scan-large-paper-maps-without-a-large-format-scanner
- I think if you want to use a camera, you would need to use a stand to ensure that the sensor is parallel to the map. I previously did this and mounted the camera using a monopod leg, clamped to the top of a bookcase. This enabled me to photograph 1m x 1m quite easily, and I didn't need to stitch anything together.
Can you plot a large map from Google Maps? - SurveyorConnect
- https://surveyorconnect.com/community/surveying-geomatics/can-you-plot-a-large-map-from-google-maps/
- I haven't figured out how to get maps out of Google Maps other than to just use the print function. However, Google Earth usually has the same photos and I can export those images. So I zoom in to get a decent resolution and then grab a bunch of pictures and use PhotoShop to stitch them together.
Custom Printed Topo Maps - Custom Printed Aerial Photos
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- Custom topo maps, aerial photos, and satellite images printed by MyTopo. Center your map anywhere in the US or Canada. Printed on your choice of waterproof, laminated or glossy poster. Sizes from 18" x 24" up to a huge 5' x 8'. Personalize your map with titles, lat/long, GPS, UTM, or MGRS grids. Preview your map before placing your order.
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