City of Industry, CA – Hikvision’s expansive lineup of PanoVu panoramic cameras allow facilities to monitor vast coverage areas without having to invest in purchasing and installing dozens of ...

Reto Project’s latest lo‑fi shooter, the Reto Pano, is a reloadable 35 mm compact that promises a flavor of panoramic photography without the price tags that usually come with dedicated panoramic ...

With the launch of its FLEXIDOME IP panoramic camera family, Bosch introduces the highest image quality within the field of panoramic video surveillance solutions. The FLEXIDOME IP panoramic 7000 MP ...

In 1859, British photographer Thomas Sutton created a camera with a unique water-filled lens – it allowed for some interesting effects. Low-fi camera company Lomography has replicated that lens, and ...

Immersing yourself in a beautiful 360 degree scene that stretches far beyond what photography can usually offer may sound like an otherworldly idea, yet with the help of the latest technology, this is ...

Tracking individuals throughout wide, open-air spaces without blind spots can be challenging. In certain applications, such as a retail, banking and other commercial environments, it is essential that ...

When film all came in rolls, it was fairly easy to play with the frame of the image. Companies like Hasselblad (and many others) made camera backs that would expose longer strips of 35 mm film to ...

In the past year, we’ve seen several new products designed to help you easily capture 360-degree photos and videos. Now comes a new entrant, Centr Camera, but what makes this device unique, its ...

October 11, 2006 Swiss company Seitz Phototechnik is pushing the boundaries of digital photography with its new D3 scan technology, making it possible to create a digital 360° panorama in only two ...

Traditional film, meet the modern convenience of 3D printing. The K-Pan is a 3D-printed camera that uses 120mm medium-format film to capture panoramic photos — with a little DIY thrown in, too.

Back in the days of film photography, I’d capture wide vistas by shooting several overlapping photos. Then I’d line up my prints on the dining-room table and paste them together to create a crude ...