My office, 12-Mar-2001
The boundaries of the 7 shots stitched together for this panorama are easily seen from the "pinch points". These are produced as the stitching software maps the rectilinear photos into a circular panoramic view.
This covers more than 360 degrees -- note the overlap of the ends.
Seven shots with my Epson 850Z, zoomed to 8.2mm but with a .5x auxilliary wideangle lens. Unless I dropped a decimal point, that comes to the equivalent of a 22mm lens in 35mm. Stitched together using The Panorama Factory.
The exposure was fixed, but I left the camera in auto white balance. Note how different the colors of the duplicated objects at the ends are.
No silver was reduced in the production of these images.
