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Nov 14
2006
Maplib: Use GMaps Controls For Viewing Big Pictures
by Brady Forrest | @brady | comments: 1
Maplib.net is a site that allows anyone to use Google's maps controls to view a large picture. It's simple to use. Just upload a picture, and then you can view your own version of Middle Earth. Very handy for handling large pictures. Similar work has been done with MS's MapCruncher.
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Joe Hughes [2006-11-17 09:02 AM]
It's worth noting that Google's own Picasa Web Albums has a maps-like mode for panning around uploaded images at full resolution. (It only has one zoom level, though, presumably for simplicity's sake.)