PTGui is an application that helps you stitch any number of photos into a panoramic image.
Here are some key features of "PTGui":
· Create spherical, cylindrical or flat panoramas from any number of source images.
· Fully automated: create single row, multiple row or fully spherical panoramas in just a few mouse clicks.
· Realtime preview of final panorama: you can instantly see what your final panorama will look like.
· Panorama editor for visual and interactive parameter editing: Move your images with the mouse to change yaw, roll and pitch parameters. Perspective is corrected in real time.
· PTGui can stitch HUGE panoramas! Stitching 200 images into a multiple gigapixel panorama is no problem.
· Fully 16 bit capable: PTGui suports a 16 bit workflow from start to finish, for the best image quality.
· Layered output: PTGui can create multi layer Photoshop files, for flexible post processing.
· Reads EXIF information from images produced by digital cameras, to determine the lens parameters.
· Create templates with frequently used settings (you will find some here).
· Batch stitcher: prepare any number of panoramas and stitch them later without user intervention.
· Create a printable PhiloSpere of your panorama.
Limitations:
· Stitched panoramas will have a visible watermark
· Projects cannot be saved or exported
· The Panorama Tools stitcher and optimizer are not supported (only the built-in PTGui stitcher and optimizer)
· The trial version expires. Updates will be downloadable from this website
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fix: out of memory error could occur when saving large jpeg files on 32 bit Windows
· Fix: parts of the panorama could be missing in the detail viewer (detail viewer would show transparency checkerboard pattern)
· Fix: Area selection in Control Points tab (using Shift dragging) allowed the selection rectangle to be outside the image bounds, resulting in several problems
· PTGui can now save JPEG files up to 65500 x 65500 pixels. Previously this was limited to 25000 pixels width and height. Please note that many applications (including Photoshop) cannot read such large jpeg files, claiming that the file is corrupt.
· Creating progressive JPEG files is no longer supported
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