This site has primarily been developed to relate to interactive 360° (spherical) panoramas.
Visit www.hugh360.co.uk for information on creating panoramas and links to panorama related sites.

Anaglyph (red blue/green) glasses are required to view these panoramas. 

The ‘stereo’ panoramas of Stourhead were made using a single DSLR camera with a 10.5 mm fisheye lens.
The camera was offset to one side by 32.5 mm on a Nodal Ninja NN3 and the first round of images taken.
The horizontal bar was then rotated through 180° so that the camera was now offset by 32.5 mm to the other side and a second round of images taken giving a separation of 65 mm.
Eight shots round for each set (16 total) provided sufficient overlap to give a good stitch.

Clearly this arrangement would only be good for static subjects as although the Mask tool in PTGui is great for dealing with movement between subsequent images it would not be so good for coping with people and animals moving between the two rounds and especially with a cloudy sky. 

Navigate between the Panoramas by clicking the Arrows which can be toggled on and off by clicking the Arrow icon in the bottom right hand corner.
The Map can be switched off and on by clicking the Map icon in the bottom right hand corner.

The Compass icon in the bottom right hand corner can be used to toggle between Monochrome and Colour Anaglyphs.