SEE THE WHOLE SCENE. THEN THE DETAILS.

Gigapixel panorama photography in Edmonton

Show the whole scene, then let people discover the details. We capture and stitch ultra-high-resolution panoramas, then prepare them for smooth, interactive zooming on your website.

Single-viewpoint panoramas from $599 CAD + tax

Downtown Edmonton, up close

One original stitched photograph · 65,038 × 13,917 pixels · 905 megapixels

Loading panorama…

Drag to move around. Use the buttons, mouse wheel, or pinch to zoom. Keyboard: +, −, and Home when the image is focused. This original is 905 megapixels, just below one full gigapixel.

What you get for the starting price

From $599 CAD plus tax, we plan and photograph one ground-level viewpoint in Edmonton, stitch the frames, make basic colour and seam corrections, and deliver a web-ready version that visitors can pan and zoom. You receive a quote before we start.

Extra viewpoints, difficult access, extensive retouching, large-format print preparation, and placement on a third-party website depend on scope. Tell us what you want to show and where the finished image will live; we'll price the complete job.

Get a panorama quote

Where a zoomable panorama works

A single detailed image can show a venue, destination, skyline, event, property, or construction site in context. Visitors begin with the full view and move into the parts that interest them. For businesses, it can be an interactive feature on a landing page; for a venue or tourism site, it can help people explore the view before they visit.

The web version is split into small image pieces, so visitors load detail as they zoom instead of downloading the full-resolution file at once. We can also discuss a high-resolution file for print or archival use.

Common questions

Is this the same as a 360° virtual tour?

No. The example above is one wide, fixed viewpoint that you explore by zooming into detail. A 360° tour lets you turn around or move between viewpoints. We can discuss which format suits your project.

What makes a panorama “gigapixel”?

A gigapixel is one billion pixels, or 1,000 megapixels. Our Downtown Edmonton example is 905 megapixels, so it is close but we label it accurately. Final resolution depends on the scene and capture plan.

Can you put it on our website?

Yes. We deliver zoom-ready web files and can quote integration with your existing site. If you need a new site or a redesign around the image, see our website design service.