In this case, it isn't a specific caemra that takes the image. Any
camera can be used to take a sequence of images that are then combined
to create a single image. A segmented panorama is created by a series
of overlapping images. These images are then placed together (or
stitched) in a special editing program to form one continuous panoramic
image. Prior to the digital age, these images would be mounted together
or displayed as a sequence. With the advent of digital techinques,
many people are using software to combine several images into a single
panoramic view.
  
Taken with a Fuji S1
- Solvenia port
Courtesy of Fred Yake
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