A photo of a billion pixels shows in detail how was Notre-Dame

The Russian site Gigarama specialized in high resolution photos type gigapixels has published an image that allows you to get closer to every detail of the Notre-Dame cathedral which suffered a devastating fire on Monday.

A gigapixel is a large number of high resolution photos combined with a program of up to one billion pixels, which allows you to see a panorama on which you can zoom in and have a lot of details.

It is a place borrowed from the Notre-Dame cathedral after the firefighters managed to extinguish the fire that devoured its roof and the needle of nearly a hundred meters high.

When entering the image, it is possible to pan (with your finger or your mouse) and also to zoom (touch the image in full screen, access the Facebook site) around from the cathedral, as well as the roof with the burned woods and firefighters overseeing the scene.

In some cases, you may need to wait a few seconds for the entire image to load.