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 whom specialises in panoramic shots.

inspired me to buy this – holga 120 wpc

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:

[/url] Clarence Dock Bridge by c_1_bass, on Flickr[/img]

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.

stitch2 by helliwell_b, on Flickr

Mine from Verbier, quick stitch to see the view 🙂

Meall Lighiche Panoramic from Beinn Fhionnlaidh by alanach, on Flickr

Loch Etive

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

Ned

Can we see a bigger version of this?

Grasmere by Ginger F0x, on Flickr

pano by Ginger F0x, on Flickr

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

here’s one of mine:

emirates panorama resize by theflatboy, 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.

Kippford by singlespeedstu, on Flickr

Kippford at 11 o’clock as we left the Anchor. :o) by singlespeedstu, 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:

West Coast of Jura by alanach, on Flickr

Hmmm. try again:

West Coast of Jura by alanach, 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

Glen Etive Panorama by Notoriously Bad Typist, on Flickr

and a couple of others from a recent trip to Scotland

Arnisdale Panorama by Notoriously Bad Typist, on Flickr

Kintail Panorama by Notoriously Bad Typist, on Flickr

Nicely done sir!

Severn Beach by SGMTB, 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*

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.

Ben Lomond by alanach, on Flickr

Ben Lomond by alanach, on Flickr

Kiloran Bay by alanach, on Flickr

Colonsay (Again…) by alanach, on Flickr

More Kiloran… by alanach, on Flickr

Loch Katrine from Ben A’an Take 3 by alanach, on Flickr

Meall Lighiche Panoramic from Beinn Fhionnlaidh by alanach, on Flickr

Tenerife from the top of Teide

Panoramic by Dirtydog11, on Flickr