Show your panoramic pictures

I use Pano on an iPhone. You can’t beat a good panoramic I says!

View from top of Golspie

Pentlands

Some great photos on here.

One of my fave photographers is mark denton[/url] whom specialises in panoramic shots.

inspired me to buy this – holga 120 wpc[/url]

Fiddling with my new camera produced this a couple of years ago.. should do more panoramic stuff, you guys have inspired me!

Kern Valley, USA

I love panos, and there’s some terrific ones on here. This is a pano of Fosse Lodge, near Grittleton, Wilts. I used to play there with my cousins when my aunt and uncle lived there. Shot in HDRPro on my iPhone, then stitched in Autostitch while I was there, three portrait exposures:

Looking across towards Salcombe, iPhone and Autostitch:

Graffiti wall in Bristol:

Downland skyscape:

Cherhill White Horse, Wiltshire:

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Does this count?

Newly built berms:

Looking back towards Burrator

A few recent ones:
Caernarfon Castle

The Olympic velodrome

On the way towards Rosset Ghyll

One from Verbier

Long Mynd, towards the Glider Club.

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stitch2[/url] by helliwell_b[/url], on Flickr

Mine from Verbier, quick stitch to see the view 🙂

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Meall Lighiche Panoramic from Beinn Fhionnlaidh[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

Loch Etive

I wish I’d taken enough to fill this in:

Ned

Can we see a bigger version of this?

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Grasmere[/url] by Ginger F0x[/url], on Flickr

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pano[/url] by Ginger F0x[/url], on Flickr

This work?
http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/465850_10151548039500411_1376252559_o.jpg

here’s one of mine:
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emirates panorama resize[/url] by theflatboy[/url], on Flickr

The Thames towards the barrier as seen from Woolwich Dockyard.

Sorry about the watermark 😉
Not really a true panorama, just a wide angle with the top and bottom chopped off- i don’t have one of those fancy phones/cameras.
This was taken on my Canon EOS 1000D at 24mm.

And the barrier itself taken on actual film. 200ASA i think on my even older Canon EOS 50E at 28mm.
I got wet taking this pic as i had to stand in the rain waiting for the sun to come out 😀
Apologies for the watermark again (no joke intended 😆 )

Not very good but special to me as i love this place.

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Kippford[/url] by singlespeedstu[/url], on Flickr

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Kippford at 11 o’clock as we left the Anchor. :o)[/url] by singlespeedstu[/url], on Flickr

Someone asked about printing them…..I’ve used these guys before for one. Not “photobox fast” but good print….

http://www.supersizeprint.co.uk/

Try asda for a cheap panoramic frame.

From a spot of touring around Jura back in May:

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West Coast of Jura[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

Hmmm. try again:

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West Coast of Jura[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

Garrrrpirate: That is amazing. Would you mind sharing the technique you used for that?

Thanks, glad you like it, I have a much nicer edit not on flickr. I used to shoot a lot of them. They are done using a fisheye lens and then shooting 7 shots (the one below was 21 as its HDR. 6 shots round and one up gives 360*180 you stitch it and then transform in photoshop or your stitching software. Hugin will do it and it’s free. You don’t need a special lens & camera, you can produce most of the effect with a compact.

Garrrrpirate, that’s a really nifty technique, the second one is really bizarre, like a weird little planet. 😀

On the way to Inverness from my folks’ hoose on Skye. Everything looked like it had been dunked in the deep freezer.

Penshaw monument fron Herrington Hill;

Poppies and rape-seed bside East Herrington;

Sorry, I will shut up in a minute. Not a true panoramic, but the format is panoramic. Telling stories about bird-shit at a wedding 🙂

During a wander above Uspallata, Argentinian Andes.

After my pano here of glen etive in winter, here’s one in summer

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Glen Etive Panorama[/url] by Notoriously Bad Typist[/url], on Flickr

and a couple of others from a recent trip to Scotland

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Arnisdale Panorama[/url] by Notoriously Bad Typist[/url], on Flickr

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Kintail Panorama[/url] by Notoriously Bad Typist[/url], on Flickr

Nicely done sir!

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Severn Beach[/url] by SGMTB[/url], on Flickr

In my humble opinion, there are some kick-azz snappers here on STW.

Great work you guys.
🙂

*wishes he could take pics like these*

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I did a whole bunch in Inverkip power station – they look better when they’re interactive: http://www.catchingphotons.co.uk/blog/?p=607

Brittany….

Devon….

Somewhere between the two…

I’m interested to know how you lot are creating these. Is it that most modern Cameras now have a pan feature that just lets you drag the camera from one position to the other and then just produces the finished item ?. Or is there still a bit more work involved ?.

Depends – you can do decent sweep panoramas just handheld with a phone or some cameras. To do the full 360×180-degree ones like I did for Inverkip, you need a panoramic tripod head – I use a Nodal Ninja – then take multiple images and stitch them together later.

A few random shots. All 3:1 and all stitched in Photoshop. I’m getting into panoramics – I think it’s a great format.

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Ben Lomond[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

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Ben Lomond[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

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Kiloran Bay[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

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Colonsay (Again…)[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

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More Kiloran…[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

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Loch Katrine from Ben A’an Take 3[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

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Meall Lighiche Panoramic from Beinn Fhionnlaidh[/url] by alanach[/url], on Flickr

Tenerife from the top of Teide
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Panoramic[/url] by Dirtydog11[/url], on Flickr