
The same attention to detail that is applied to the 130 man-hours it takes to build each Flying Spur went into creating the extraordinary Gigapixel image.īentley suspended a camera 264 metres up The Torch – one of Dubai’s tallest buildings – to capture what is the world’s most detailed landscape image. The stunning photograph rewards the discerning eye with an intense exploration both of Dubai and Bentley.Įvery Picture Tells a Story – Extraordinary Craftsmanship Regis Dubai and the new flagship Bentley retailer on the famous Sheikh Zayed road. Gregory talks to the audience from inside the car the stunning Bentley Suite in the The St. With the new Gigapixel image, viewers can also explore the Flying Spur W12 S inside and out with a 360-degree film narrated by John Paul Gregory, Bentley’s Head of Exterior Design. The extraordinary new Gigapixel image is testament to Bentley’s renowned attention to detail. Zoom in and the image will take you in sharp focus, through the landscape, right up to the instantly recognisable bonnet badge of the Flying Spur. Zoom out, and the groundbreaking NASA-derived technology of the Gigapixel image allows you to explore and experience the city panorama in intricate detail, while beyond it the curvature of the earth is visible. (Crewe, 23 March 2017) Bentley Motors today unveils its ground-breaking new Gigapixel photograph – one of the world’s most detailed landscape images.Īt the heart of the photograph sits a Bentley Flying Spur W12 S in the luxury marina of Dubai – the world’s fastest-growing city. 360-degree inside-and-out film narrated by Head of Exterior Design, John Paul Gregory.Curvature of the earth visible in this incredibly detailed photograph.NASA-derived technology helps create the 57.7 billion-pixel image.Gigapixel image reveals Bentley Flying Spur W12 S in heart of Dubai.

Bentley unveils one of the world’s most detailed landscape images.
