The Educated Kiwi
Panoman
During Ulearn Sharon showed off the panoramic photo feature from her new cellphone. The app that allows this works on most symbian phones is Panoman which at $23 is a bit pricey but the results are very cool and surprisingly easy. You simply start the photo and then pan the camera as it stitches up to twelve images together. The version that I have used for this image is the free demo version which only allows two images and puts the logo in the corner but still pretty cool.
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