It’s hard enough to convince consumers to buy a standalone camera when their smartphones are already capable of filling that roll. So while Tamaggo’s new “imager” makes creating 360-degree panoramic photos a dead-easy, one-button process, I’m not sure if anyone really needs a dedicated device for this. More »
When 360 Panorama hit the iPhone last year, we liked being able to spin in a circle and have the phone create a panorama in real time. Now Android users can do the same, thanks to some impressive trickery. More »
I’ve often rolled my eyes at the ridiculous technology used by CSI agents on TV, but the New York Times has revealed that as of 2009 the NYPD has started capturing 360-degree panoramic photos of crime scenes for future analysis. More »
The iPhone camera has a secret easter egg: a panorama mode. This special mode, which Apple has not enabled for consumers yet, will allow you to capture large panoramic scene using multiple photos. This is how to enable it: More »
To take a really high quality panorama photo, you need a tripod, a DSLR and some high quality photo stitching software. But if you want an incredibly easy and fast – albeit ugly – option, it’s hard to go past Video Panorama. More »
