What a 268-Megapixel Sensor Looks Like
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Last week we shared the beautiful first space photo to be taken with the OmegaCAM, a 268-megapixel, 1,700-lb camera operated by the European Southern Observatory. Here are some photographs of the camera itself, which uses an array of 32 separate CCD sensors for its incredible resolution.
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Image Archive: Survey Telescopes (via PhotoRadar)
Image credits: Photographs by the European Southern Observatory
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