Does this camera take panoramic shots (without having the need to edit the photos in a separate software)?
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No, it doesn't do it in the camera, but the Panorama mode will take shots continuously and the software provided with the camera will stitch them together. I often find that the 16:9 aspect ratio gets me the results I want without the fuss.
130129
No but the standard setting when I turn the camera on is "wide angle."The guide book refers to it in that manner. The small control zoomsthe lens so you can really use the telephoto. The wide angle is notthe same as the 'panorama' feature I have had on other cameras.
43788
Yes, sort of. It pans when zoomed in. The actual camera doesn't move, but the zoomed in portion can be panned within the original area of view.
2086443
Yes, but only if you find the sweet spots on the remote between up or down and left or right... but it will do both simultaneously. You'll find that you can really only use the camera live during panning when it's wide. When you are zoomed in the unit it jerky. I have five of these units. I love them!
2271199
Yes, it has a great Panoramic mode. "Easy Panorama Mode Simply turn on this mode and start panning the camera to automatically record a series of shots and stitch them together into one seamless panoramic image. " I forget how to use it. I just brought home and tried out 3 cameras. But this is what BH Photo says http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1029620-REG/nikon_26469_coolpix_s9700_digital_camera.html
496256
No. But I think canon has a program called "stitch assist" to merge together shots into a panoramic pic
1974257
Yes, I usually take panoramic shots with this camera and indeed they are quite good
602839
I don't believe this camera has the feature built in to take panoramic shots.
2257273
No. For the money I would look at the Powershot S110. Same price as the Powershot N but way more camer? The S110 has a stitch assist mode that helps you align shots so that you can later stitch them together into a panorama with the supplied software. I hardly use my Powershot N anymore. Min face I'm not sure where it is. The S110 is a much better camera.
10232
Yes it does a very good job of capturing the panoramic shots. It is never blurry.
167024
The answer is effectively no. The camera will not automatically stitch panoramas. It does have a panorama shooting mode, but it saves the images individually and requires that you stitch them together with the bundled software on a computer. You cannot edit or adjust these images at all before stitching. I found the process frustrating. I do take panoramas with this camera, but use a third party program (Hugin) or iPad app (Panorama) and do not use the camera's panorama mode (since I prefer to have finer control over exposure and white balance).
688803
I no longer have this camera because it did not have a viewfinder for seeing one's pictures in bright light and I do not remember. The Panasonic Lumix which I have now does have WiFi and GPS, but doesn't allow for non-automatic flash. Nothing has it all.
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Hi. This camera does allow you to take photos remotely from your smart phone (IOS for sure) and is pretty easy to setup. It also has a fish eye mode not quite sure about the panorama however. Hope this helps. Happy shooting Alexanderlamar.com
2117569
Yes. it records videos and also sweep panoramic photos. You have to sweep the camera in one direction and keep it level for the panoramic photos . Takes some getting use to but, once you do, it makes beautiful panoramic photos.
240421
Yes, but that said it is a fixed camera so where you aim it is what you get. When I purchased this I thought you could pan tilt etc. Not the case. It is fixed.
2257272
The camera's set position without zoom is 28mm which can be considered panoramic. However, it does have a feature that allows you to take really nice fisheye images with the simple click of an on-screen prompt. One problem I discovered after a recent trip to Europe though. Upon reviewing images on a large screen back home, it became obvious, and then confirmed by the factory, that when you zoom, only half of the zoom length is optical and the rest is digitally enhanced and sorely lacks clarity.
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That's actually a software question rather than a camera/hardware feature. I don't use the software included with the camera but just using the standard Windows Photo Gallery it is easy to rotate the picture to any orientation you like and it is automatically saved in that orientation for future viewing.