Google Ghosts are errors or specific things that happen during the photographic process. Literally blurring out an entire building because it detected it as a face or licence plate.Ī lot of weird things appear on Google Maps. The below Google Street View is a perfect example of Google creating a ghost building.
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We have developed cutting-edge face and license plate blurring technology that is designed to blur identifiable faces and license plates within Google-contributed imagery in Street View. It works well for the most part and can make some interesting mistakes. Other strange Google Ghost like phenomena is in the shot as well, but there are too many to mention.Įver wondered why peoples faces and licence plates are blurred in Google Maps/Street View photos? This is no accident its Google protecting people privacy using an automated system. As you can see, street lights look like they are from the twilight zone, and cars look like they have been cut in half. The below 360 image was taken with a smartphone to showcase all the various issues that can occur with a single-lens camera. Last but not least human error, this one creates the most unique and spectacular issues in a 360 photo. Another issue is not imagery taken to properly stitch the 360 panorama (this leaves gaps and issues). These create large discrepancies with objects and their positioning. The first are objects that are too close to the camera, which can cause issues. Stitching issues occur for a variety of reasons. Image stitching or photo stitching is the process of combining multiple photographic images with overlapping fields of view to produce a segmented panorama or high-resolution image. Panorama stitching, as defined by Wikipedia: No, we are not making a sweater we are talking about the process of combining multiple images to create a 360 panorama. This created the headless bird you see today. As you can see, it was captured perfectly in one shot but not in the next. As a result, you can have people with missing limbs that look like they are floating on air.Ĭheck out this headless flying bird in Romania.
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After the photo is taken, the software merges the separate images together as best as possible. If a person/animal moves in one shot and is not in the next, strange part floating/amputated people appear in the image.
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This only happens with smartphones or DSLR cameras these types of devices require the camera operator to take a sequence of shots to create a full 360 panorama.
People Move-In ShotĪs the name suggests, people move in the shot to create a ‘Google Ghost’. In short, there are three simple way these specific Google Maps anomalies happen. I am talking about the more strange ghost-like apparition or strange optical things that leave people scratching their head and asked: “how did that happen”. If you would like to feature the inside of your business on Google Street View then give Tony, a Google Street View Trusted Photographer, a call on 90.Before we begin, I do not mean people who are trying to pull funny faces, take interesting poses or even capture superheroes like Spiderman in Google Maps. This is very helpful for both the client and the coffee shoppe.
Now they can take a look inside from the Google Street View map. Many out-of-towners, passing through or visiting Marshall, Google a nice place for lunch or a Starbucks coffee. Will & Shauna Putnam, owners of R & R Bakery & Coffee Shoppe, jumped at the opportunity to have the inside of their business featured on Google Street View. Tony Juays, a Google Street View Trusted Photographer, said that the tour is made up of 350 photos that were merged down to 50 high dynamic range images and then stitched together to create the final 5 images that make up the tour. We are very excited to announce that R & R Bakery & Coffee Shoppe is the first local business in Marshall TX to have the inside of their business added to Google Street View by Tony Juays.
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