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Gotham 7.5K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC

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Re: Gotham 7.5K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC

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I'm sure many would love to get high-res versions of these pics, any chance he'll make them available?

This was shot on assignment for a magazine and Vincent Laforet is a professional photographer. Asking for high-res images shot on assignment is akin to asking a software developer to open-source the code they wrote under contract for an employer.

Re: Gotham 7.5K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC

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I'm sure many would love to get high-res versions of these pics, any chance he'll make them available?

He or his customer might in theory sell them in some form (art prints?) or someone waving a number with enough zeros around might be able to license them, but results from pro shoots like that generally aren't just "made available", as cool as that might be.

Re: Gotham 7.5K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC

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strange colors - bluish/greenish like toys - real or camera/filter quirks?

One can wonder what images this camera would produce http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/146909-darpa-shows-off-1-...

"With an imaging unit that totals 1.8 billion pixels, ARGUS captures video (12 fps) that is detailed enough to pick out birds flying through the sky, or a lost toddler wandering around. "

Re: Gotham 7.5K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC

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I'm sure many would love to get high-res versions of these pics, any chance he'll make them available?

You can get them if you look through the network request the browser makes. Largest I saw was 4096x3096, which is just perfect for desktop backgrounds!
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