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My first panoramic photo

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neatheyc

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Using the S3, I was very impressed with the panoramic feature. Easy to use and managed to create my first one.
 

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Great pic, I tried it today at my kids football but I doubt it will look anywhere near as good as yours on a full screen.

I found that my panorama shots are more around 270 degrees (too much) whilst yours looks more like 180 or less. I'll try tapatalk and see if I can get my pic uploaded with that for comparison. Be a while til I work out how to do it all tho :p
 
Change your camera setting to panoramic. This was "new" technology on the iPhone 5. Been out for years. My buddy can do it even on his galaxy s1.... lol
 
steveu694 said:
Change your camera setting to panoramic. This was "new" technology on the iPhone 5. Been out for years. My buddy can do it even on his galaxy s1.... lol
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this is the oem camera app?

i cant seem to find it anywhere...

dang... NM... i didnt know from
SETTING -> SHOOTING MODE , that you can scroll up and down...
 
start the camera.

On the left hand side there is a list of icons. Select the middle one that looks like a rectangle.

Shooting mode options comes up. Scroll to the bottom and you should see panorama.
 
Glas67 said:
Great pic, I tried it today at my kids football but I doubt it will look anywhere near as good as yours on a full screen.

I found that my panorama shots are more around 270 degrees (too much) whilst yours looks more like 180 or less. I'll try tapatalk and see if I can get my pic uploaded with that for comparison. Be a while til I work out how to do it all tho :p
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Yeah it took me a few goes. I think it was about 4 pictures in all. But I moved it slowly. I would say it was around 120 degrees.
 
It works best in more expansive settings, as opposed to a room, although I have had taken some decent room shots.

Also, if you hold the camera in one position and use that as the axis for rotation you are better off than holding the camera away from your body and swinging it it a semicircle, especially for tighter shots.
 
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