The Epson International Pano Awards recently announced its winners for 2022. Over 4,000 photos were submitted from more than 1,000 photographers in nearly 100 countries. The top images in the open ...

Police in Roswell, NM are now using 3D scanners to virtually map crime scenes, allowing investigators, jurors, judges, and lawyers to inspect the environment from any angle with a 3D, panoramic image.

I’ve often rolled my eyes at the ridiculous technology used by CSI agents on TV, but the NY Times has revealed that as of 2009 the NYPD has started capturing 360 degree panoramic photos of crime ...

The company's ICE software now can stitch video frames into panoramic images and fill in inevitable gaps. It shows the field of computational photography is still in its early days. Stephen Shankland ...

New York artist T.J. Wilcox filmed a panoramic scene over the course of one day from his studio roof in Lower Manhattan. Then he sped the whole thing up, compressed the hours—dawn-to-sunset—into one ...

Rafael Octavio Gonzalez is not your typical photographer. He uses multiple images, exposures, composites, and technology to turn his shots into seamless 360-degree panoramas. The bold colors and ...

To understand the full beauty of the ancient Mediterranean city of Rome you have to come to wintry, cold Germany. In the east German city of Dresden, artist Yadegar Asisi has designed a panoramic ...

After showing participants these panoramic environments, the researchers then showed them 40 pairs of images and asked if they came from the same street corner. Participants were much better able to ...

To this day, there are no cameras, professional or otherwise, that can capture panoramas the way an iPhone can. With a ...

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New York artist T.J. Wilcox filmed a panoramic scene over the course of one day from his studio roof in Lower Manhattan. Then he sped the whole thing up, compressed the hours—dawn-to-sunset—into one ...