Yes. U r welcome. sorry for delay in reply. Actually for panorama u need to be careful about the horizontal or vertical axis line in which u r travelling the camera. if the line of travel disturbs, the problem occurs in merging. something similar might have happened with u this time. anyway try again and share the results with me. we will discuss.

best of luck!

Ooops! I should never do two things at once, because I end up not doing either well! lol

I am not sure about the Tamron SP 90. I use Nikon lenses, or those old school lens which I can adapt, without AF.

You can check this link, although what I have read most Tamron lenses will fit most film or digital cameras.

http://reviews.photographyreview.com/tamron-offers-seven-built-in-motor-lenses-for-nikon-owners

Or, you could try Nikon AF extension tubes, if the above doesn't work.  Good luck!

You might also post your question on the front page, and maybe someone will have direct experience.

I hope this has been helpful,

John

Hi Saging:

Most camera stores can provide you a adapter ring to fit most brand name lens, to any brand name camera, unless the lens has a odd design.  Hope this helps!

John

Hello., 

  Thank you for an add... I think you are more than a neophyte, you got a good eye, your creativeness is seen in all of your photos...

   Well, I am happy to be in your group if you got one, and sure one fine day, it is my pleasure to join you in a photo walk somewhere in the Philippines..

Hello Maria,

If you have not tried the panorama images of that structure then u missed a lot I would say. But doesnt matter. You can try the panorama images of some larger and lengthy architectural place near you. Though it is little time consuming but certainly and experiment which will give you joy. I hope u know how to do a panorama. if not, I will give u all the tips. i have just tired a few. You are always welcome to share any experience. thanks