Panoramagram

A panoramagram is a composite image formed by seamlessly stitching together multiple photographs to create an elongated or wide-angle view of a scene, exceeding the field of view of a single photograph. The individual images are usually taken from a fixed point, rotating the camera to capture overlapping portions of the scene. Image editing software or specialized panoramic stitching tools are then used to blend these images together, correcting for perspective distortions and exposure variations to produce a cohesive and immersive visual representation. Panoramagrams can be created in various formats, including cylindrical, spherical, or flat projections, depending on the desired effect and the method used to capture and process the source images. The term is sometimes used interchangeably with "panorama," although "panoramagram" may emphasize the creation of the image through a multi-image process.