To this day, there are no cameras, professional or otherwise, that can capture panoramas the way an iPhone can. With a regular camera you can shoot a series of overlapping frames and stitch them together in software. It works great, but it’s time consuming. With an iPhone, you simple switch to Panorama mode and pan across the scene while the phone captures and stitches multiple frames in real time to produce a perfect panorama on the spot.
But things can go wrong – in fact, three things in particular. It’s not the iPhone’s fault, it’s yours! But once you understand the dos and don’ts of panorama shooting, these are easily fixed.
