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03/19/2006 11:50:27 PM · #1 |
Are there any Mac users here who have panorama stitching software? What's the best?
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03/19/2006 11:53:41 PM · #2 |
I just put this together in Photoshop CS2. I let Photoshop do most of the work for me.
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03/19/2006 11:57:35 PM · #3 |
Are there any great options besides CS2?
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03/20/2006 12:22:21 AM · #4 |
| I hear the panorama tools from Realviz are good, but I haven't tried them myself. I've actually had decent luck with Canon's PhotoStitch, it certainly works better than the Photoshop CS tool. I've also used Hugin, which is a bit of a pain but can produce outstanding results. |
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03/20/2006 12:37:06 AM · #5 |
Panorama Maker by ArcSoft
Was recommended by George Lepp at Photoplus Expo.
I've used it -works great, is inexpensive. I think you'll like it.
(It also comes in a Windows Version.) |
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03/20/2006 12:47:09 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by Mary Ann Melton:
Panorama Maker by ArcSoft
Was recommended by George Lepp at Photoplus Expo.
I've used it -works great, is inexpensive. I think you'll like it.
(It also comes in a Windows Version.) |
Agreed, ArcSoft Panorama Maker is quite good. It comes free with Nikon cameras, but I"m sure there is a less expensive option for those of you with other makes of cameras ;-)
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03/20/2006 09:12:33 AM · #7 |
| Canon's Photostitch came free with my G2...not a bad piece of software but somewhat limited in that it does not have a distortion correction option... |
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