Is this camera able to take panorama shots? Aka does it have a function for this or would you have to piece together the separate photos once shot?
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Yes, it does.The function is called "live panorama" you just have to move the camera to one side you like most and that's it
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It has a panoramic button. You just move the camera as you are taking the picture. I never used it, but want to this summer. Hope this helps.
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Yes it can take continuous photos. One picture immediately after the other.
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To the best of my knowledge, the S110 does not support shooting in panoramic mode. I have not seen this mode while going through the menus of the S110, nor can I find any reference to panorama mode in the S110's manual. However, you can shoot multiple overlapping images, then use 3rd party "stitching" software to make a panorama.
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It does not have time lapse! But it does have 360 degree panorama. Most cameras only have 180 panorama, so that's a cool function.
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In the panoramic mode you press and hold the button while take a pano shot. But the result, although excellent, is a single pano photo. I believe you may be desiring Continuous shooting which is available in the "Drive" mode for Action shots. For more info you can check out the user manual (English Version) at: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/EC-ST200FBPBUS I love the camera and so does my wife. I am an experienced amateur and my wife is a good "point and shoot" photographer. Hope this helps.
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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
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Hi Michael,You can rotate the camera to take selfies and family photos! I have photos that I will add here so that you can see examples. Thanks!ShirleyUpdate: I can't add the photos here, please let me know if you would like me to send you the pics. Thanks!
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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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Hi, Chris.Not sure since I only did it a couple times with my A2000is. You WILL have to load the program disk into your computer, that much I remember. Also, that program has to be loaded in order to play back any videos you might make. If you have the instructions, time to put on a pot of coffee and crack that book! :-) If you don't have them they are available at Canon's website. I research new stuff by reading its manual at the company site. Oh, yeah. The program allows you to stitch the separate pictures to make the panorama shot.
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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.
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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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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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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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Yes, very easily, as in select "Easy Panorama", then select either 180 or 360 degrees, press the shutter release button all the way down, and then slowly pan the camera horizontally until the selected area has been photographed. The camera will automatically stop shooting when either 180 or 360 degrees has been reached. A couple of other things to know: Once shooting begins, both the exposure and focus are locked, and panoramic scenes can't be edited. Hope that helps!
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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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I got camera from Amazon yesterday. I've done lots of playing with it. You can change white balance and even set it to a custom level.Auto-stitching of panoramas is quite nifty.Zoom motor very noisy during movies.Battery life is only fair and re-charging seems a bit slow.Pretty impressive stills in full sun. I bought Sony to replace Panasonic DMC-ZS3 that died and Panasonic service department has not satisfied me.
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I don't often use auto mode but have never had any problems with image quality when I have. Took it to Dubai a couple of years ago and did a series of images (in auto mode) for a panorama. Stitched them and made a 39" X 9" panoramic print from the images that came out great.