Panorama photos are made via a process that involves either physically (if you are using film), or electronically (for digital photography), stitching a series of photos of neighboring sections of what you want to capture.

Since I have no experience performing this trick with film, I'll stick to the digital side of photography. I would, however, love to hear from anyone that uses film, either negative or slides, and how to go about it.

Also, since I'm not as familiar...

Off course I'm kidding!

This should be fun to blog on my lasted addiction: taking pano photos.

If you don't know what is, let me try to explain: imagine you are looking at a beautiful scenery but unfortunately you can't capture its full majesty with your camera since it can only capture small sections.

The way to address the problem is to take several shots that slightly overlap each other and using your favorite image editing tool, artificially stitching...