A picture representing scenes too extended to be beheld at once, and so exhibited a part at a time, by being unrolled, and made to pass continuously before the spectator.
1) A photograph with a much wider horizontal view than the standard ratio. 2) A series of digital photographs stitched together to create an image that is much wider than the camera is able to capture. 3) A digital camera feature that lets the user take 3 photographs that are then stitched together to create a panorama. 4) A picture mode in APS film cameras. See also APS SYSTEM
A background picture that gives a wide sweeping view in all directions when seen from a central point.
(1) An extended, wide view or pictorial representation of a landscape or other scene. (2) A camera mode that produces a proportionately wider or taller than normal image, depending on the camera's orientation.
A photographic image that displays a wider than normal field of view (FoV). A panorama may display any variation of horizontal field of view up to and including 360°. Standard panorama images are useful for vistas or subject areas where there is a wall, or other undesirable element, to eliminate out of the view.
Two or more matchcovers, which, when brought together side by side, form parts of a bigger picture. (See Jig-Saw Sets, Contact-Sets).
A series of photographs taken from a point to cover 360 degrees around that point.
the visual percept of a region; "the most desirable feature of the park are the beautiful views"
a picture (or series of pictures) representing a continuous scene
a landscape scene that is painted on the inside of a cylinder
an environment that can be viewed radially from a central point over a wide range of angles
an unusually wide picture that shows at least as much width- ways as the eye is capable of seeing
a photograph with a very wide angle of view
a photo that is much wider (or taller) than a normal photograph
a picture that is made by combining a series of photos into one large picture
a special type of photograph
a very wide angle picture
a photograph containing a wide view
from Greek meaning "all view", the wide-open view of the complete surrounding area.
Capturing a series of images to create a picture wider than what you could capture in a single image. Requires special "stitching" software to combine and blend the images into one finished image.
A special camera that allows the photographer to take a picture with a much wider view than normal -- up to 360 degrees, depending on the camera. These cameras require special film.
A realistic, usually wide angle, view from a point at ground level.
To dream of a panorama, denotes that you will change your occupation or residence. You should curb your inclinations for change of scene and friends.
A broad view, usually scenic or a series of images stitched together to create a picture wider than what the camera is normally capable of capturing.
A photograph with much wider horizontal coverage that a normal photograph, up to 360-degrees and more.
A broad view, usually scenic where the width is significantly larger than the height.
A broad view, usually scenic., photo
A broad view, usually scenic. Photographer: Don Cochran Film: KODAK FUN SAVER Panoramic Film Size: 35 mm
Picture presenting a continuous view of the landscape, produced either by using a panoramic camera or from a composite of several images.
A wide view of a landscape.
Panorama is a widescreen view of the world, brutally honest throughout, and unashamedly and unflinchingly political in parts. Its creator explains: “the whole point of Panorama is to think outside the box, see the bigger picture and broaden our minds.†This ethos ensures the record goes beyond the more traditional subject matter usually associated with hip-hop and explores some broader global issues. The man behind the vision is Braintax – rapper, producer, label owner, and luminary of the British hip-hop scene.