PICTURE YOURSELF STANDING ATOP A HILL, overlooking a great city. You turn your head from side to side trying to take in the wide view of the majestic beauty, hoping you’ll never forget the moment. Of course, you take pictures—lots of pictures—trying to capture the image. Your eyes see it as a panorama because you can view the entire width of the scene. You see the depth of each object in your view. Unfortunately, most camera lenses just can’t capture what the human eye does.
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