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Panoramic photos? - dewy - Sep 9, 2004

After seeing this and other great panoramic photos it has kind of inspired me to try some panormaice photos, and as you might know I have the FujiFilm Finepix S5000 which does not have a 'Panoramic' funtion as far as I can tell, so I was wondering what is needed to take these photos? are there any cameras avainable in australia for panoramic photos?

Thanks in advance
dewy =)

Panoramic photos? - shuttertalk - Sep 9, 2004

Hey dewy... just pan and take a few shots, allowing for overlap. Then you can get some software to stitch it together on your computer. That's how most panoramas are done. Using a tripod helps, but is not necessary.

Panoramic photos? - dewy - Sep 9, 2004

Any one know of any software to do this? Prefereably Free or OpenSource, but I suppose if it does the job well It could go down as my first software I ahve ever paid for =P

Panoramic photos? - StudioJ - Sep 9, 2004

If you seriously want a panoramic camera you could go for the Hasselblad XPan II for only $4,500.00 without any lenses!

Panoramic photos? - dewy - Sep 9, 2004

I Think I might stick with using Photostiching untill I win the Lotto =P

Panoramic photos? - shuttertalk - Sep 10, 2004

I've used the arcsoft software which comes free with most stuff... not bad. Also IPIX.

Irfan view (free image viewer) has the function, but haven't tried it out.

Panoramic photos? - dewy - Sep 10, 2004

Can you ame a few things that the Arcsoft Software cames with?

Panoramic photos? - peter - Sep 10, 2004

i just use the canon photrostich util ..does the job good for me ..

Panoramic photos? - dewy - Sep 10, 2004

I think that program came with ym Parents Canon i455 Printer might look into that =)

Panoramic photos? - adam - Sep 10, 2004

try Ulead cool 360, very easy