I love the *idea* of stitched panoramas. I've been more in love with the idea until very recently, because I kept having problems getting them to stitch...

I'm unsatisfied with the present set of tutorials out there about how to make panoramas, so I thought I'd write my own. Most of the tutorials were written using many of the assumptions that old software enforced upon you. Modern stitching software is leaps and bounds above that and Hugin has become very modern very recently...

I found a nice JavaScript panorama viewer, so I upgraded the site...

Just so you know, I'm presently obsessed with panoramas...

The Stevens Creek Reservoir, seen from the boat pier

A view of the golden gate bridge

A red barn and maze of fences with a foggy sky

St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, from street level to the top

The view from Twin Peaks, where you can see San Francisco, communication towers, the bay, and more.

A stitched panorama of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the White mountains, Inyo mountains, Deep Springs valley, and the Owens valley

red streamers with four clones of a model and a night backdrop

Candlestick point, the 101, Bayview, and the old Hunters Point naval shipyard, in a stitched panorama.

Power lines, a mountain bike, and the trail downhill.