The three above, and the one I linked to on the previous page, were all taken handheld – some on a Point & Shoot camera, in fact I think maybe all of mine, if not then on a Canon 500D. I then use a free program called Autostitch to turn the pics into a panorama

Lindisfarne:

ROF Bishopton:

Drumclog:

Hartwood Hospital:

River Clyde:

BenCooper.

Thanks for that. I’ve a normal tripod, I was thinking that, armed with a camera that has a panaramic picture feature. I would just rotate the camera while it was on the tripod.

I use to use a Canon Ixus from around 2003, which came with stitching software. But it was a bit limited.

It just so happens that I noticed the Nikon J1 while I was in a shop the other day and it got me to thinking about getting a new camera.

Solo – Do exactly that. I mount the camera on a 3-way head and just rotate in small increments. For the stuff I do, it seems to work out just fine.

Emmons Glacier on Mt Rainier

flats camp by msh_sco, on Flickr

Ålesund Norway

Ålesundpano01 by msh_sco, on Flickr

Vegas

Las Vegas by msh_sco, on Flickr

Olympic MTB course! Taken with my phone so it’s a bit small.

360 degree panorama of view from Box Hill

Barcelona pano from Montjuc.

The problem with showing panoramas, is that they really need to be seen wider than your field of view – pretty difficult with a computer monitor and even more so with a narrow column width like STW.

Nelson Marina by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Maitai bay by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Farewell Spit by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Moki Lake by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Edoras sunset by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Some more from the same trip:

Tasman Glacier by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Sunset over Cook Strait by tryingtimes, on Flickr

Pitfichie today

clicky

Some great pictures in this thread!

If I’m stitching pictures from my DSLR or stills from the iPad I use Microsoft’s Image Composite Editor (free if you have a Windows Live account and gives a few more options than Autostitch) Just make sure that all your pictures have some overlap (better to have too many pictures than too few!)

The 360 app for the iPad does a very good job of making an interactive panorama: you just take a load of pictures, stitch them together and then move the iPad around to see the result, or you can download the result and view it as a normal panorama.

P1020285_stitch by ken mikedy, on Flickr

The top of Whistler mountain

DSC_0998_stitch by ken mikedy, on Flickr

Mirador del Rio, Lanzarote

Two from Jupiter Artland.

Conventional Panorama

Jupiter Artland by D(i)rT, on Flickr

Less Conventional, Bokeh Panorama (Brenizer Technique):-

120617 – 291 – Weeping Girl by D(i)rT, on Flickr

Wow, amazing photos. I’ve always loved shots of the Scottish mountains, mainly because they seem real and accessible. If you want to go there and climb the hill then you can do it without too much risk of death.

Went out this morning hoping to exactly this up in Teesdale, but fell off into a boggy hole and bust the camera… 🙁

DSCN0608 by Dean-B1, on Flickr

Hollins cross

DSCN0605 by Dean-B1, on Flickr

Barra “runway”

DSC02445 by Johnclimber

Torridon and Alligin from the Annat track by martinxyz, on Flickr

Loch Ness rainbow from Foyers river mouth by martinxyz, on Flickr

Strathpeffer saturday eve ride by martinxyz, on Flickr

eilean donan castle flowers by martinxyz, on Flickr

Golspie under flyover 8 10 12 by martinxyz, on Flickr

Mallaig harbour 16 07 12 by martinxyz, on Flickr

Liathach from Coire Grannda 11 08 12 by martinxyz, on Flickr (As I opened up this pic to publish it I thought of a citrus smell. The scene reminded me of the time I was there spraying myself with Smidge. I’ve never had that happen before. Kind of weird. :O))

This is roughly 22 pics taken on a 3gs. Nothing has been photoshopped but it seems the breeze made the grass come out quite nice. Lochan Fada bivi spot/bike trip.
Fada bivi spot without bike or kit. by martinxyz, on Flickr

A few from our trip to Nepal in 2010:

One hundred 😉

Just getting to grips with using an iPhone with Stitch app.

View from the top of our lane with inversion in the valley

Batham Gate

view from Win Hill

Towards Ladybower

Monsal Trail

Ladybower Dam

Frogstomp – nice. Brings back memories of my trip in 2002.

From the top of Snowdon a couple of weeks age…

Untitled by bushmills77, on Flickr

Just starting to do panos again.

7th October 2012 by Rob Sutherland, on Flickr

26th September 2012 by Rob Sutherland, on Flickr

27th September 2012 by Rob Sutherland, on Flickr

Very nice images!

Some inspirational shots here!!

Here is my modest attempt, from my ride to work this morning:

I’m quite proud of this one:

0-Dundee at Night cropped by Mark and Kirsty Beaman, on Flickr

Taking advantage of the late summer weather here and went up to the top of the final of the Pyrenean mountains.

http://imageshack.us/a/img208/3181/dscf0501b.jpg

Oh, just remembered this one of a storm moving in:

[/url] 120821 – 356 – Storm Brewing by D(i)rT, on Flickr[/img]

Vertical Pano. Atlas at CERN

Family on Haystacks in the Lakes

The best campsite ever? Troy Town Scillies

Un blended. St Paul’s in London

My favourite Little Planet. Wife and son on the bigest sand Dune in Europe

Well I’ve added 2 new Flickr contacts from this thread

All except St Pauls on my Nikon D70s and kit lens…

My Photo Stream

Aviemore this Spring:

Panorama_crop by rubberplant101, on Flickr

Panorama by rubberplant101, on Flickr

Start Bay

Bumping this back up with yesterday morning’s effort

Peep o’day panoramic by Notoriously Bad Typist, on Flickr