An apparatus for transiting between image capture modes, comprising: a processor; memory including computer program code, the memory and the computer program code configured to, working with the processor, cause the apparatus to: operate in a single-frame capture mode, wherein a user interface of the apparatus is arranged to provide viewfinder information received in a single frame from a camera module; receive indication of a first input associated with invocation of a first zoom out operation, the performance of which is beyond a single-frame zoom threshold; transit from the single-frame capture mode to a first multiple-frame capture mode based, at least in part, on the first zoom out operation, wherein the user interface is arranged to provide viewfinder information as a first panoramic view comprising a rectilinear projection of visual information received in multiple frames correlated with each other; characterized by computer program code configured to cause the apparatus to receive indication of a second input associated with invocation of a second zoom out operation, the performance of which is beyond a first multiple-frame zoom threshold; and transit from the first multiple-frame capture mode to a second multiple-frame capture mode based, at least in part, on the second zoom out operation, wherein the user interface is arranged to provide viewfinder information as a second panoramic view comprising a cylindrical or a spherical projection of visual information received in multiple frames correlated with each other. a processor; memory including computer program code, the memory and the computer program code configured to, working with the processor, cause the apparatus to: operate in a single-frame capture mode, wherein a user interface of the apparatus is arranged to provide viewfinder information received in a single frame from a camera module; receive indication of a first input associated with invocation of a first zoom out operation, the performance of which is beyond a single-frame zoom threshold; transit from the single-frame capture mode to a first multiple-frame capture mode based, at least in part, on the first zoom out operation, wherein the user interface is arranged to provide viewfinder information as a first panoramic view comprising a rectilinear projection of visual information received in multiple frames correlated with each other; characterized by computer program code configured to cause the apparatus to receive indication of a second input associated with invocation of a second zoom out operation, the performance of which is beyond a first multiple-frame zoom threshold; and transit from the first multiple-frame capture mode to a second multiple-frame capture mode based, at least in part, on the second zoom out operation, wherein the user interface is arranged to provide viewfinder information as a second panoramic view comprising a cylindrical or a spherical projection of visual information received in multiple frames correlated with each other. operate in a single-frame capture mode, wherein a user interface of the apparatus is arranged to provide viewfinder information received in a single frame from a camera module; receive indication of a first input associated with invocation of a first zoom out operation, the performance of which is beyond a single-frame zoom threshold; transit from the single-frame capture mode to a first multiple-frame capture mode based, at least in part, on the first zoom out operation, wherein the user interface is arranged to provide viewfinder information as a first panoramic view comprising a rectilinear projection of visual information received in multiple frames correlated with each other; characterized by computer program code configured to cause the apparatus to receive indication of a second input associated with invocation of a second zoom out operation, the performance of which is beyond a first multiple-frame zoom threshold; and transit from the first multiple-frame capture mode to a second multiple-frame capture mode based, at least in part, on the second zoom out operation, wherein the user interface is arranged to provide viewfinder information as a second panoramic view comprising a cylindrical or a spherical projection of visual information received in multiple frames correlated with each other.