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How to take 360 degree photographs

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Over the last decade the world of photography has undergone a revolution - digital cameras allow us to review our shots instantly and the files they create allow even the most amateur of enthusiasts to rescue and enhance their pictures beyond a film photographers' wildest dreams.

And now there is a new fad - 360 degree photography - doing the rounds. Marc Cieslak reports.

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