Tip of the Day: Make Your Own Fisheye
PopSci.com shows you how to use a standard peep hole and a bit of tape to shoot super-wide-angle fisheye shots with your digital point-and-shoot:
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can i then stitch these photos into 360 x 360 panorama for my flash viewer on web?
Posted by: ZAIN | March 30, 2009 at 09:41 AM