Panoramic photography can be tricky. What’s better? Canon’s camera that shoots a single 360-degree image. The tech uses a giant, 50MP CMOS sensor and aspheric mirror to capture a sharp, sweeping photo, exceeding the human eye’s measly 200-degree view.
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Street View’s great for catching a superhero pub crawl freeze frame. But what if you could follow them down the road? Microsoft’s Street Slide lets you do that very thing.
Pull the trigger-cord, and away the panoramic photos snap, with the camera spinning on its axis. It’s one of the coolest (and cheapest) ways to shoot 360-degree photos, and as it’s from Lomography the saturated colours and effects are guaranteed.
We’ve been waiting on a DSLR version of the GigaPan Epic gigapixel photo system for a while now, and the moment’s finally arrived: the GigaPan Epic Pro handles DSLRs and large lenses to stitch together photos into sweeping panoramas.
GigaPan has put their famed Epic gigapixel photo system on steroids, so the Epic 100 manhandles pro point-and-shoots and small DSLRs to create even more massive gigapixel photos from a bunch of stitched together shots.
