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Probably best recon is my own recon. I already have plenty of happy snaps from cell saved. I was just curious how Google Maps was.. and it sucks worse now.
You're welcome.
Also, they tend to use aerial photography for the most zoomed in levels when available. When it's not, blurry commercial satellite image it is.
Thank-you. However that video is outdated now and that function has been removed by Google.
>> The option to turn off 3d images is now called "Globe". When you click Globe it uses old low-res sat images instead of the impressionistic pos-view.
Alright then, lets work with what you say including the disrespectful tone. Let's say you wanted to travel to a town 50 miles from here and used google maps to do it, so you head out in that direction but you then realise that google maps isn't up to date and there is a new housing block in existence, so you look around and find no way to reach this area after an hour by car. so you park the car up and start searching around on foot.
in reality there is a road around the other side of the town, that lets you into this new area and will take 10 minutes to reach by car and no known way to get there by foot because the houses are built in such a way that doesn't allow easy footpaths.
after 2 hours you give up and go home. a few weeks later and google finally updates it's map and adds this new housing block.
so tell me something, is it wrong to expect google to updates its maps every so often to keep them reasonably up to date so people know where they are going?
It will depend on your Internet connection to load in all the details, but also certain areas of the map might not be as detailed as others. Also, each map piece overlaps the others and has multiple levels of LOD (Level Of Detail). Based on variable distance and bandwidth an objects complexity, or textures resolution will gradually decrease or increase in order to optimize performance vs quality.
Add in VR (Virtual Reality) and you have certain locations, mostly tourist attractions and main popular places, you can even visit. Walking or flying around in 3D. You however need a good Internet connection to stream that roam, without noticing map load.
Overall Google Earth is seriously detailed for what it is.
ps: They will blur out people's faces and car license plates, etc... On purpose for privacy.
There's still some amusing things captured around for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOmqKvXbnKo
This is the VR version of Google Earth (certain locations are seriously detailed):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-XidwKsKAE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMpXQ_XjPWY
If Google can do that? they can update their maps accordingly on a regular basis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwabotWol34
It's not instant.
Sure they use satellite images, but then they have to actually drive every single street too at a smooth speed in vehicles. This is why the quality changes from place to place, as they update is slower in various places. The vehicle camera quality has been greatly increased over the years, but then they need to redo driving the entire world again and again. That takes time, so they stick to the major spots and slowly update the rest spreading out (starting off at 4.8 megapixel via 6 camera lens, now it's 75 megapixel via 15 camera lens, but still not fully covered via that yet).
Special locations even get up to a 140 megapixel via 7 camera lens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FZH652qYkA