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More architecture! From Paris this time. With Nokia 808 PureView. Again.

Published on 11 January 2013 by

Weekend, I thought – time to relax (not ;-) Today, I was surprised by some great architectural shots from San Francisco, Mumbai and Bangkok, but suddenly Michael Samarin came along on Twitter to share these three great shots from Paris – and I just have to share them as well.

You’ll find links to the originals in this post, for the usual reasons I resized them quite a bit, since they were all shot in full resolution on the Nokia 808 PureView…

First a great shot of the ancient and modern part of the Louvre… Original here.

Second, the amazingly rich decorated Paris Opera House. Original here

And last but not least, a giant shot of the famous Eiffel Tower (original here)

This has been an unusual day. Quite a lot architectural shots, most of them in full resolution. I liked it a lot, hope you enjoyed all shots here as well. Have a great weekend!

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4 Responses

  1. hussain BHR
    13 January 2013 at 14:53

    Peace and mercy of God I have some questions about Nokia 808 camera?
    41 megapixel camera imaging why only 38 megapixel captures?
    We have found the solution I was picked b (41.5) pixel size (7728, 5368) the size of 28 to 38 MB. By program camera Pro and also I can lift surfaces before photography I am having difficulty when I save the image and sometimes the picture does not Tnhfez important I have some photos taken from above the house of my Kingdom of Bahrain and some pictures user ISO and please raise an objective to benefit others, thank you.
    Images in the direct links
    And lighted which has no program exists in the second link

    Link images [in reaction below - this comment is added by Marc. Mind these are LARGE files, too].

    LINK program
    http://www.rawabetvb.net/upload/c182aee79f1.rar

  2. Chendilk
    13 January 2013 at 10:16

    For the Eiffel Tower shot, what settings did you use ? Like creative mode/ full resolution ?

  3. Chani
    12 January 2013 at 04:03

    Brilliant shots!