Shoot in RAW format to ensure maximum quality.Take a look at Nodal Ninja panoramic heads (we really like them). Panoramic heads are the best tools for achieving that. Your photos need to be taken from exactly the same point to avoid parallax errors in the stitched panorama. Here's some tips for taking even better photos: Just make sure you take photos that overlap and try it, go out there and take some panoramas! For serious shooters: To start and to try it out, it doesn't really matter. Once you're hooked, then you can think about getting the best tools for the job! For example, we recommend you get a digital SLR with a fisheye lens (e.g. As with any craft, the right tools can help you get the job done faster, easier, and better. You can test it with your cell phone or an old compact camera. It does not really matter at all what you start with. See also Requirements for Panoramas Published on 360Cities. For more information, please check this page.ģ60Cities supports cylindrical, spherical, and stereoscopic panoramas. A “stereo” pano consists of two different images taken simultaneously with the lens centers about 65mm apart, so they give the viewer the illusion of depth/3D. They can even be taken in a way that you can't see the tripod nor the photographer's shadow in the picture. Spherical panoramas are the top of the line which not only capture the 360-degree field of view but in which you can also look up and down. There are also so called "one shot" 360-degree lenses but they are by definition very low quality compared to the traditional stitched panoramas. The only real difference from partial panoramas is that you need to make sure the first and the last photos overlap. These are too created by stitching multiple photos together. They cover 360-degrees around but not up and down view. These are sometimes called cylindrical panoramas. They are created by stitching (assembling) of multiple normal photos together side-by-side, which creates a photo with much wider angle that would be possible with a normal lens.ģ60Cities does not support partial panoramas.Ĭylindrical panoramas are one notch higher than 360° photos which capture the whole field of view in all directions around the photographer. Partial Panoramas that you know mainly from traditional landscape photography.
In terms of the format of panoramas, there are essentially four different kinds:ġ.
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