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In my family we like to take 'pano-rankenstein' photos, where you do a pano across a person's face as they are rapidly changing expressions in dramatic ways. Th
by gnicholas 3y ago
In my family we like to take 'pano-rankenstein' photos, where you do a pano across a person's face as they are rapidly changing expressions in dramatic ways. The results are pretty hilarious, as the phone tries to stitch your face together into one cohesive image.