Panoramas on a iPhone
open the Camera app
tap the Options button
tap the Panorama button
tap the Arrow to change direction
hold the camera vertically
hit the Exposure button to start the shot
move at a moderate and steady speed in the desired direction
hit the Exposure a second time to stop the exposure
hit [done] to get out of Pano mode
tap the Camera Roll button in the bottom left to see the finished photo
Panoramas on an Android phone
open the Camera app
tap the Settings button
tap on the Shooting Mode
tap the Panorama button
hold the camera vertically
hit the Exposure button to start the shot
move at a moderate and steady speed in the desired direction
the camera will automatically stop shooting when done
the camera will display the finished photo
Panoramas on an Android phone with Ice Cream Sandwich
open the Camera app
tap the Panorama button
next to Still and Video buttons
hit the Exposure button to start the shot
move at a moderate and steady speed in the desired direction
a progress bar will appear to show process of stitching and saving
tap the gallery button to see the finished photo
If your Android phone does not have a native Panorama app, ‘Pano’ from Debacle Software is a good choice.
Examples of Panorama Photographs
Voluminous spaces, stationary viewpoint
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| christopher bye |
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| funmi adeshina |
Voluminous spaces; moving viewpoint
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| christopher bye |
Close-up/ Portraiture (unexpected content for Pano)
Looking up (or down)
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| chi-ho chung |
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