DipStych

Most modern mobile devices nowadays are fitted with powerful cameras, while development in technology now allows the capture of panoramic images. However, you can also combine multiple pictures to create the panorama effect, and one suitable application in this regard is DipStych, fitted with a clean interface, and intuitive set of tools.

Before you can take the application for a spin, you might want to check whether or not .NET Framework is installed on your computer, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality. Chances are it’s already there since Microsoft bundles it in the default set of features for modern Windows iterations.

The application’s core function is to help you stitch multiple pictures together in order to create panorama effect. File support is decent, and you can process formats like JPG, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and BMP for both import and export. However, you need to use the browse dialog, because drag and drop is not supported.

Needless to say that you need to add at least two pictures for stitching to be possible. However, it’s also possible to work with a single picture if you simply want to add a colored border of custom thickness, and define a new size specification. The same options are also available when working with multiple files.

Preview is provided on the spot for a selected item on the list. Stitching is done in the order items show up on the list, with dedicated controls to move items up and down. You can choose either horizontal or vertical orientation of the new image. Before saving to one of the mentioned formats, there’s the possibility to generate a preview of the entire picture.

Bottom line is that even though your camera isn’t all up to date with technology trends, applications like DipStych come as an easy method of filling in gaps, in this case creating a panoramic picture. Sure enough target pictures need to be perfectly cut for a seamless experience, but it’s sure to be worth your while overall.