Grandson TJ serving to himself from both ends of the table!!

This was done on my iPhone and is basically SOOC with the only edits being boosting the contrast and saturation a little bit and one crop.

To take this shot set the iPhone camera to “Pano”. (This setting allows you to pan your camera from left to right and get a panoramic photo. It is usually used on landscapes.)

Then get your subject to stand still on the left and start to pan. When the subject is no longer on the iPhone screen slow down considerably with panning the middle area. The subject then runs behind the camera and positions themselves standing still on the right hand side of the image. Stop panning when you get them into the photo.

Bingo! You have an instant panorama of the same person. It takes a few attempts to get it right but it’s all fun.

[Steve Chappell]

Cool, didn't know you could do that with an iPhone

[Diana]

Fabulous image, so well done.

[winghong_ho]

Wonderful technique.

[Merrelyn]

Very clever.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Very creative

[Larry Steager]

Cool processing.

[Bucktree]

Very clever and well done. A fun shoot and I think I might give it a go.

[BillyBoy]

Not sure if Superman could have pulled tis off :-).

[LManning (Laura)]

Great job.

[MONTSERRAT]

Bien réalisé

[Mark]

Great idea. I really like this shot.

[Pat Knowles]

Fun & interesting shot.

[Olwynne]

That is so clever and so effective

[Beverley]

Brilliant!

[Carole Sandford]

Fun shot! Have done this , it’s quite a laugh!

[Phil Howcroft]

very clever

[Kathy]

Fun. And well processed.

[Kathy A]

When I was visiting my son in Los Angeles, he took a million of me like this (not playing table tennis though) 🤣

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[amyK]

Great job with this!

[Walks @ 7]

Fabulous edit!

[Issi Bannerman]

Ha ha!

[haskar]

Very clever.

[John Falconer]

@haskar @jamibann @joysabin @amyk @rickster549 @kjarn @randystreat @phil_howcroft @carole_sandford @beverley365 @ollyfran @happypat @mdaskin @montserrat @ljmanning @billyboy @dkellogg @larrysphotos @365projectorgchristine @merrelyn @wh2021 @ludwigsdiana @swchappell

Thanks for commenting. It really is fun trying these things out.

[Bill Ososki]

Thanks for the tip

[John Falconer]

@ososki
Try it. It was a lot of fun with mixed communication between the subject and the photographer.