My brother, It's 2020 and really nice to see tutorial like this, reminds me of 2005s tutorial.

For QGIS, I recommend captures in pieces, then merged.

Only useful for relatively small areas. Capturing and merging large areas at full resolution is impractical.

Hey, how do I increase the size of the north arrow and scale when I save a picture as high resolution, when I increase the resolution, the size of the north arrow decreases.

I found the real location where the Forrest Fenn treasure was found. Mr. Fenn created art meant to be seen from above from GE. I was shocked at the level of art and how many images are there. Each image has multiple images within it. I guess when you sell art and fly for a lifetime you see things few do. Before Forrest passed he confirmed the location near Jelm Mountain on the Laramie River. In the 2012 GE image, you can even see the 10x10 chest that had two million in treasure. The chest sat in front of a huge scull and that one day the sun caught that bronze chest like a mirror. The art is being wasted by time and lies.

thanks for the video! but this saved jpeg you cannot run any segmentation models right as it is not 3-band 8 bit image? (as is a requirement for SAM segment anything model for usage in ArcGIS pro for example)

very useful video. one small doubt, at around 0:38 , you use some shortcut to bring the tilt in the image to 0 and level it, what shortcut is that

After entering an address on the search bar (left upper corner), and zooming in to "street level", the image looks like "crumpled paper". How do you solve that? Thank you!

Hello brother, do you know how to turn off the labels in Google Earth Pro ?

THANK YOU SO MUCH

dear GIS - is there any sound on this video?

Tanks

Thank you very much!

does this images already Georeferenced?

thanks

no audio?

useless