"Sweeping Panoramic" Has Canon heard about it ?

[lion rock]

Nicely done.
-r

168 frames

Here is one shrunk to 1/100th the size.....

 

[Mt Spokane Photography]

Here are three panoramas iPhone 5s, G1X II, and 5D MK III all in the Columbia Gorge near Maryhill in 2015.

 

[hmatthes]

I rarely get pano requests. Usually I can whip out an acceptable pano on my iPhone 6 plus. No tripod, just a steady hand and a bit of planning.
When I know that it will go to a series of canvas prints, I use a full frame camera and tripod. My Leica Q gives me outstanding images with its 28mm f1.7 Summilux. My 6D gives me more options with my trusty old EF 17~35 2.8L (1990s film days!) or even older EF 28 2.8 (Late 80s?).
I actually prefer with 28mm solution since you never get "zoom creep" to ruin the merge process due to perspective change.

The first way is easy, cheap, acceptable for most people and requests, and you can share it with them quickly.
The later methods take post processing in Lightroom but deliver the image(s) that make you proud... and maybe some money!

 

[Sporgon]

Panos beg for other things that you can't do with a phone, like using the stitch to get a decent ( sweeping :-X ) view but with greater magnification from a longer lens, giving a different perceived perspective to a normal eye's view. I did this at Harlech castle to make the castle larger in the picture, but also to get more of the Snowdonia mountains in view behind.

Oh yes, and then there is the detail !

Incidentally this was shot on the 12.7 mp original 5D and a small amount of Kodak Portra 160 film grain simulation added.