Digital Photography: Two Approaches to Panoramic Images
Bit by Bit: Seeing Panoramic Images from a New Angle
It’s relatively easy to take panoramic images with your digital camera, but what if the subject matter doesn’t lend itself to the horizontal orientation? Brain Lawler, a panoramic-photography enthusiast, tipped his point of view and devised a method for taking vertical panoramas.
No Flash in the Panorama: 360 One VR is a Virtual-Reality Gadget that’s Here to Stay
Kaidan’s bizarre-looking egg-cup-in-a-mayonnaise-jar is no abstract sculpture. It is actually a digital camera lens with special software that makes fast work out of the tedious task of shooting and assembling VR panoramas. Although cumbersome and costly, it’s a no-brainer for frequent VR authors.
This article was last modified on January 3, 2023
This article was first published on November 26, 2002
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