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VNTG vs Bing Maps aerial
Last updated 2026-08-06
Bing Maps aerial is a solid global basemap with good oblique 'Bird's eye' imagery. VNTG doesn't do obliques — it finds the sharpest straight-down free source for a point (often a national aerial survey at 5–20 cm), shows when it was captured, and exports it georeferenced.
Side by side
| Bing Maps aerial | VNTG | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical resolution | ~30 cm | 5–20 cm where national ortho exists |
| Oblique / Bird's eye views | Yes | No |
| Number of imagery sources | One basemap | ~35, auto-selected per point |
| Capture date per point | No | Yes |
| Latest satellite pass | No | Yes — live Sentinel-2 |
| Georeferenced download | No | Yes |
| Price | Free | Free |
Which should you use?
Bing's obliques are genuinely useful for seeing building facades. For maximum straight-down detail, dates, and downloadable files, VNTG.
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