The HOLY GRAIL of ALL Cameras - 150MP!

Had an absolute BLAST Making this!! Definitely go check out more of Peter Andrew's work - you won't regret it! (link in description)

My dad used to be an engineer at a company that made digital scan-backs for medium format cameras. The product they made was meant to replace the film caddy with a digital scanner. At the time the scanner was capable of 140 MP and could be attached to many film 4x5 format cameras. The files it would produce were upwards of 1 GB in size at full resolution and full color depth. Those scan-backs were so good that they were used to make "fake" replicas of famous art for museums. They were also used in crime scene documentation as well as super high resolution product photography. The company my dad worked at was doing this back in the early 2000's and it's what inspired me to be a photographer. Unfortunately that company isn't around anymore but I learned a lot from being an observer of the birth of that technology.

Let's give a special shout out to YouTube Compression. Cheers. LOL

I LOVE photography but am SUCH a noob still to this day even though, I subbed years ago and have learned so much since then. Videos like this are just so eye opening to what is possible! Though, this video is more then just the camera, its about getting to a spot in your life where you can remember your dad in GREAT detail through your career. Amazing job!

Wowowow that was incredible

I think the main take away I got from this is when peter M said "but they look perfect you would never know" peter A "I can still see it." Doesnt matter how good you are at your craft you will always see the imperfections of the things you have created. Even when no one else can.

What an incredible BEAST of a camera!! Stellar work Peter Andrew, such a tedious (and impressive) process for each photo.

This is probably one of my all time favorite videos you have done. It’s more of a documentary and I found this incredibly fascinating. Thank you.

Mind boggling. Brings a whole new dimension to Photography as art. Yes Camera looks insane and paired with the software the images are incredible. Your dad's watch is a great example. No way can you get this level with you 24-60MP camera. Not saying they won't look good but there you have the difference between Good/Great and outta of this world. Thanks Peter

Peter’s work is legend. I’ve been following him for a while. I’ve started dabbling with macro work like his and can’t wait to print a few of them. One of my first few prints will be of my late fathers tools that he used.

This is absolutely hypnotic. Love seeing levels of photography like this! It only makes us strive for more.

I haven't felt this excited & inspired to try a new kind of photography in a long time. Thanks Peter & Peter!!

Love these behind the scenes! Even though it's photography, it's so similar on set to pro video work. Each pro has their own unique process that differs just a bit from the next.

This was literally one of my favorite videos you’ve ever made. Fascinating

This was absolutely FASCINATING. Thanks for showing it, Peter!

This video was absolutely incredible. Love that you’ve been venturing out with other creatives to show what goes into their art form. Total new appreciation for this kind of work 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Man I am an italian journalist running this small channel in Italy and all the curiosity and skills I developed as a filmmaker years ago came from you, you have been such an inspiration in my journey. And now, seeing you with this camera, ahah man, so envious (in a good way). This is the camera every photographer at some points would want to try out just cause it's so overkill to become legendary.

This is absolutely lit! 🔥Love seeing the fire creative work using Phase One and Capture One together. 🚀

Thanks for sharing this video. The workflow, the choice of focus stacking and how it's done for this project, it all combines to a highly professional experience.

Peter! This is so special! To have this picture of your dad's watch is incredible. I wish I had something like this to remember my dad by. ❤