Take a small number of stereo views, as for a regular panorama, and hide the errors by careful composition and masking. This method is very reliable but has problems with moving subjects. If they are narrow enough, the errors between adjacent strips will be too small to see. Then the panorama contains just a narrow vertical strip from each photo. Take a large number of closely spaced stereo views. There are two basic ways to handle this problem: But such photos will not easily stitch to two seamless spheres, because each series was taken from a moving viewpoint, not from a single fixed point as assumed by standard stitching software. The most obvious way to make a stereo panorama is to stitch together a series of stereo photos, taken by turning a pair of cameras.
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