Hartley Wintney, October 29th 2009 - Getmapping has improved its online store for aerial imagery. It now provides a full high resolution preview so customers can get a much better idea of the quality and detail of the images they are ordering. Getmapping has also reduced the minimum size for ordering digital images or prints to areas as small as 100 square metres, down from 0.5 square km, making minimum purchases much more cost effective.

Hartley Wintney, July 15th 2009 - Getmapping has delivered a new aerial photographic map to South Gloucestershire Council. Unusually the imagery was captured in 1991 and until recently lay dormant as negatives in the old Avon County Council film archive. Getmapping scanned each negative and processed the resulting digital files to produce a geographically accurate and seamless digital layer for use across the Council’s planning and archeology departments. The imagery is highly detailed with each

Hartley Wintney, June 30th 2009 - Getmapping has released details of its new ‘AZICAM’ oblique camera system. The system is used to capture sharp full colour oblique digital images of towns and cities. When combined with traditional vertical imagery and desktop software users have a rich multidimensional viewing environment, that can be explored, measured and even exported for use in presentations or as building blocks for full 3D modelling.