will the Nikon S6800 take panoramic shots &amp; stitch them together?
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Update. This camera does pano a lil different than what I was used to. I was used to snap and then move, snap and then move, snap and then move and then stitch it together. This camera you press and release shutter. Then pan camera. It does the rest automatically. If it shows 'cannot' just redo. If it shows you a very quick preview, the pano worked and you have a pic. What I don't like, sometimes parts of the pic is blank, guess it couldn't quite do the rest. It could also be the exposure latitude is too much. Exposure is right on if it does work. On my old camera where you stitch, the exposure might change and you have different color sky for each block of pic. Also when I picked 360, the pic showed around 280 and the rest was blackened out.
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yes it will .It's avery good telephoto to begin with but u have to work with it a bit to figure it out .The instructions aren't much help
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Yeah. You are spot on!! :)This is a perfect camera for that choice. it has a good sensor with excellent image quality. It is really very good. Only thing is that the panorama stitching of photos has to be done on computer using the software provided.Except that it has lots of controls which you can play with.
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No, the SX260 can, but the SX280 dropped it to add WiFi. You can still take multiple shots and stitch them together with a stitching program. That's what I do.
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The connection on the Nikon cameras are all the same. On a full frame camera, there could be some vignetting. .
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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.
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No. The shape of the cameras (D7000 vs. D7100) are different enough that it won't line up properly.
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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.
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Sort of. You use the "Stitch Assist" feature in Program mode. You take one photo, then using the Stitch Assist prompts to line up the horizon, you take a second photo, then use the prompts to take a third. In your photo software program, you combine the 3 photos to make one panorama scene.
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FYI, another option is the free download Windows Live Photo Gallery. You just select the photos you want to stitch together and then go to "Make -> Create panoramic photo" and it does all the work for you. Once it's done you will probably want to crop out a nice rectangle since you end up with some funny looking edges, but the end result is incredible.Here's a link to the photos I just created using this utility if you want to see the result:http://picasaweb.google.com/kbgriffis/Yellowstone?authkey=Gv1sRgCLD1tamF7YiqvAE#
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I can tell you given the cost factor over Nikon that it is very well made and worth the investment to test if it will give you a perfectly-stitched panorama that your looking for.
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This camera uses a series of coordinated images made in "panorama mode" and 'stitches' them together to form the "pano". Once the separate images have been assembled they will be in one file that then may be printed through other software such as PhotoShop. At that point the print size is flexable. I have printed complete 'panos' on 8/5x11 to 14x17 paper. You should, with a little playing with it, be printing your panoramas relatively quickly.Stoney Truett
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Yes it does take panoramic photos in 2D or 3D the 3D can be viewed on a 3D TV. I haven't used that feature as of yet but if you want anymore info you could download the user manual on line. Cheers
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Hi B. Payne, yes, te camera can be set to Sweep Panorama by changing the Shoot Mode in the Camera Settings. Thanks_Mitch
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The manual has ALL the answers, but for "point-and-shoot", you press the "on" button and the rest falls into place. When you absolutely must have "Panorama" (for example), go to the manual: you probably won't use most of the features anyway.
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Hi Philippe, Thanks for the question. The GC110 does not have "stitch assist" software for still photos built into the camera, but there are third-party apps that can be downloaded from the Google Play Store to enable this. If you're interested in combining videos, the camera's editing software does have this ability. The GC110 does have the Panorama shooting mode. - Ms. Samsung
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Definitely, it can do the panorama function even with the standard lens included with the package. For most beginners, this model is good enough at this price level. You can make it more professional by buying extra lens.