Pos Panorama Pro

Pictures you take with a camera can be used in quite a lot of different activities to satisfy various needs or requirements. Amongst others, modern technology allows us to take wide pictures for more visible elements in a single frame, known as panorama images. As such, applications like Pos Panorama Pro are just the right tool to use to stitch multiple pictures into a single, continuous display of landscapes.

The application comes in a pretty light package and takes little time to deploy, but you need to pay a great deal of attention throughout the whole process and to any prompt that appears to avoid getting other third-party utilities installed as well.

Accommodation is pretty easy, thanks to the built-in wizard that welcomes you from the moment the application is launched. Going through a few steps is all it takes to load files and build the project, leaving you to apply effects and other tweaks before saving the new image.

File support is neat, with the possibility to both import and export popular types and even layer formats. Although drag and drop is not supported, the process is easy enough. This step becomes available after choosing the orientation, either vertical or horizontal.

Further along the way you can manually arrange pictures to make the application's job easier and faster. Additional settings let you choose built quality and method, with a few algorithms for size, combine mode, as well as two sliders for combine transition and quality. These are reflected in the time it takes to combine images, as is in the result displayed in the main window.

You need to make sure you didn't forget a piece of the image along the way, because there's no method to add more pictures once the result is delivered. The main window is only used to apply different post-processing effects and enhancements.

An impressive array of manual or automatic adjustments can be put in motion, with feedback provided in real time through a small preview area to avoid any mistakes. As such, you can adjust brightness and contrast, manage RGB and HSL components, apply gamma correction and image sharpening, blur, automatic enhance and white balance, as well as basic orientation and size related values.

Editing tools only require you to move a few sliders, with the automated ones speaking for themselves. Once you're done, a new image file can be saved to your computer, with the possibility to start over with another project, print, or send the picture via email.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Pos Panorama Pro is a practical utility that can be used to cleverly stitch multiple photo progressions together into a single panoramic display. Built-in algorithms and methods used seem to get the job properly done, with your effort only consisting of applying different enhancements.