Panoramic cameras have always been popular in skatephotography ... lenses and are the cameras you'll most likely see around a skate photographer's neck on a trip, out at an event, and all the ...

This is just what the Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera can do. Developed by Jonas Pfeil, Kristian Hildebrand, Carsten Gremzow, Bernd Bickel and Marc Alexa of the Computer Graphics Group in Berlin ...

[Jonas Pfeil] is going the other way, though: he has just published an interesting video of one of his Panono panoramic ball cameras being built. The Panono is a rather cool take on the panoramic ...

To view the roughly 72-megapixel images from the ballcam, the data is downloaded via USB port into a spherical panoramic viewer which will ship with the camera. The resulting images look similar ...

Despite the fact that neither the words "serve" nor "ball" supply this information, ServeBall is a panoramic camera designed to be thrown (or rolled, lowered, etc) so it can capture previously ...

Named after the Japanese cycling discipline that takes place on a similarly oval track, the Keirin is a camera focused on panorama photography. Its standout visual feature is a curved OLED ...

Lomography's latest panoramic 35mm camera has a trick up its sleeve. You can pour liquid into the lens of the HydroChrome Sutton’s Panoramic Belair Camera (yep, that’s the full name ...