This is a common and key question for anyone considering marketing their business using a 360 degree virtual tour.  Unfortunately there is not a straight answer to the question as there are a lot of options and every business is different […]

Surprisingly the main avenue of tree in Levens park is still well endowed with green leaves.  Some of the more exposed tress are starting to some some lovely autumn colours though.

This is a photograph of the oak tree avenue in Levens Park, near Kendal in Cumbria.  Another shot for my Pano50 project.  This was taken with a 24mm PC/E (tilt shift lens) and is made up from three shots.  The […]

So here is the second panorama as part of my Project50. These are the riverside apartments and hotel in Kendal, taken approximately 30 mins after sunset on a somewhat inclement night.  

What is a nodal point and why is it important in panoramic photography? Nodal points are sometimes confused in panoramic photography and what we really should be talking about is the “no parallax point”.  In simple terms this is the […]

How do you a create 360° panoramic image? To create the images that are typically used in virtual tours there are two common approaches. One of the easiest and commonest methods is to use a single shot lens which can […]