I am a veteran of the QuickTime VR wars, having created my first set of panoramas, 6 years ago.

This morning I thought I’d try and whip up a quick panorama of my new office. Here’s what I ended up with:

Obviously something went horribly, horribly wrong. And yet perhaps the image above does more to capture the essence of the new space than a photorealistic immersive panorama would.

Peter Rukavina

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Submitted by Steven Garrity on

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You obviously have software to do this already (I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt and assume this was a user-problem), but for those who don’t, I recommend Panorama Factory. It’s a fine windows application for stitching panoramic photos.

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