panorámafotóknál

Panorámafotók, or panoramic photographs, are images created by stitching together multiple individual photographs to form a wide, expansive view. This technique allows photographers to capture scenes that are too broad to fit within the frame of a single shot. The process typically involves taking a series of overlapping photos as the camera is slowly rotated. Specialized software is then used to align these images based on their common elements and blend them seamlessly into a single, continuous image.

The resulting panoramic photograph can offer a significantly wider field of vision than a standard photograph, often exceeding 180 degrees and sometimes even reaching 360 degrees for a fully immersive spherical panorama. This makes them ideal for capturing sweeping landscapes, cityscapes, architectural details, or any scene where a sense of scale and breadth is desired. Modern digital cameras and smartphones often have built-in panorama modes that automate much of the capture and stitching process, making the creation of panoramic images more accessible to casual users. However, professional photographers may still employ more advanced techniques for greater control over lighting, perspective, and resolution.