This photo was taken by an iPhone 4S running on iOS 6 with Panorama.
Dimension is 10800 × 2514 and the file size is 18M. It is pretty damn awesome.
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Cool.Thought this was iPhone 5 only.
This photo was taken by an iPhone 4S running on iOS 6 with Panorama.
Dimension is 10800 × 2514 and the file size is 18M. It is pretty damn awesome.![]()
4S only.I'm amazed Apple is giving this for free to iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S customers.![]()
This photo was taken by an iPhone 4S running on iOS 6 with Panorama.
Dimension is 10800 × 2514 and the file size is 18M. It is pretty damn awesome.
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This photo was taken by an iPhone 4S running on iOS 6 with Panorama.
Dimension is 10800 × 2514 and the file size is 18M. It is pretty damn awesome.
[url=http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8308/7980863439_0247061eb4.jpg]Image[/url]
I assume panoramic pictures don't make it into photo stream. File size to large?
I'm amazed Apple is giving this for free to iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S customers.![]()
Phil said that Panoramas taken on iPhone 5 are 28 megapixels. Is it also 28MP on iPhone 4S?
"Shoot panorama photos.
Capture more of what you see with the new panorama feature. Just tap to shoot and move the camera across the scene up to 240 degrees. The gyroscope, A6 chip, and Camera app work together to create one seamless shot. And with a resolution of up to 28 megapixels, every shot is stunning."
This basically is saying it needs the A6 chip for Panorama.
I don't by this... *As it can't be THAT intensive.... Its only joining shots.