Leica Boston from the Top

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iPhone 6 in Panorama mode. I do not always use the entire rotation possible and I stop it earlier for a specific view. I do not have access right now to CS to improve the look.

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[Brian]

Very nice pans. I guess digital has advantages... Easier than using the Nikon AP-1...

 

[Raid]

Very nice pans. I guess digital has advantages... Easier than using the Nikon AP-1...

In the end, it is a snapshot from a trip. The phone's camera does very well here. I took some photos with my SWC too.

 

[Raid]

I find that using less than the whole panorama coverage works best for image quality. I often rotate only for about 75% of the entire coverage, and I click the shutter then. You also get better exposure across the image this way. Maybe also sharper.

 

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[dalethorn]

Someone at the camera factory** really did their homework. In some panoramas I get eyestrain, but these are as natural looking as being there.

**Assuming it's via a camera feature for panos.

 

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Someone at the camera factory** really did their homework. In some panoramas I get eyestrain, but these are as natural looking as being there.

**Assuming it's via a camera feature for panos.

Thanks. I work on my panorama mode in my iPhone use very often. It is a matter of rotating your body without moving the camera up or down while avoiding moving subjects in your image as they will appear a multiple images (man with six feet ... etc.).see the image below. The car looks weird.

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Starbucks at Harvard Square, Cambridge

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I took one very quick snapshot.

 

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Memorial Drive in Boston. The colors are rich.

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Memorial Drive

I tried to hide my shadow with the shadows of the trees. I find the pano images to convey a more complete story than a regular image.

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[dalethorn]

OK - I see - some of these - the extreme wides - they look like conventional panos, but the ones you did that don't look stretched - where you said you didn't do the maximum pan - those I think are the best, for everyday viewing.

 

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I agree with you, Dale. I like those more.