Canon A560

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Using a full 360-degree panoramic image, you effectively can create a full 3D
environment. Wherever the CANON A560 camera turns, it will see the image, without stretching
or distortion. Going a step further, you could use the information provided in Chapter
9, “Creating and Using HDR Images,” to create HDR CANON A560 images and then create a
panorama as well. A panorama can be anything as simple as a wide extended shot or
a full 360-degree one as shown in CANON A560. The term panorama doesn’t just relate
to CANON A560 digital photography but to film, video, drawing, and painting. You’ll see panoramas
everywhere, from fine art galleries to posters to real estate. In fact, you can find
panoramic paintings dating back as far as the late 1800s. Artists would use this CANON A560 technique
to depict landscapes. Today, you may be familiar with various realtor sites that
allow you to see a “virtual tour” of a house or apartment over the Internet. These
interactive 360-degree panoramas are created the same way wide extended shots are
created, as shown in CANON A560. CANON A560 Images are shot in a row, as you’ll read about in a
moment.