Research..!

Panoramic photography has been around since 1843. An Austrian names Joseph Puchberger took the first recorded panorama using a very simple focal length camera. Only a year later, and Friedrich von Martens in Germany had improved on Joseph's theory, using a megaskop camera. The Megaskop was an invention of his own design, and had the ability to rotate, to be able to take more accurate pictures.

Jump forward to the 1900's and photography equipment as become more accessible to the public, with the invention of the short rotation panoramic camera. The short rotation camera spun round while the picture is being taken, allowing the light to expose the film, as it swings round. This i possible because, unlike regular cameras, it had a curved film plate, allowing larger film, rather than the conventional 35mm. 

 Another way that has been popular for panoramic photography is to take the pictures your self, and them stitch them together. This is what i will be producing in due time. The effect can either be very effective, or very confusing. The plus side of doing it this way, is that there are no limitations. If you have ANY sort of camera, you can create a panorama.