because you can even see the flat where you live, sometimes with a really good image quality. One of the things everybody does when using Google Earth for first time is seeing where they live. You will know where it is everything, from the road 55 until a school in Europe. Right from your office or wherever you are with your Computer and Google Earth you can go to street level of any place in the world.Įven you will be able to see 3D pictures of the most important places in the world. Now traveling is easier and cheaper than ever. Probably you have heard something about this program in the news, because its quality and reliability is so good that some people think that is dangerous because you can see any place in the world with an excellent image quality. Quickly zoom from space down to street level and combine imagery, 3D geography, maps, and business data to get the total picture in seconds. Non-pro can only handle lines/paths.If you love exploring, Google Earth takes you where you want. Measure distances/areas using lines, paths, polygons, circles, and more.Automatically import a few thousand addresses at once to be pinned on a map.Here’s what it can do that the non-Pro version can’t: It’s not something everyone will need - but hey, it’s free now! So what’s different about Google Earth Pro that once made it $400 a year? It’s primarily good for project planning and tinkering with data. (Ignore the “free trial” bit in the URL the new free license should work indefinitely.) Then you’d download the free Pro client from right here. You’ll still need to get a key from Google to unlock the Pro features, but that’s a matter of filling out a quick form. Google has just nixed the subscription fee for Google Earth Pro, dropping it from $400 a year to completely free. At least, not enough for Google to keep counting on it as an income source.
But how many dropped $400 (per year!) for a Pro subscription? Lots of people have dabbled with Google Earth to fly around their neighborhood or poke around a 3D version Paris.
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