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Wow, I remember there was an app for symbian that could do this, looks awesome. Thanks.
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There should be an image attached but here's some other samples I've taken:
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It's really easy to use, just pan to the right and when you're done, click "View Panorama" after which you can discard and try again or save it.
This trial version is begins with stitching 640X480. The height (480) is the maximum height and decreases according to the amount required to align and crop up/downward movement. The length of the photo doesn't seem to have a limit (one of my photos has is 10,000x332)