Panorama stitching

oscarBravo · 02-09-2008 7:06pm #1

Rather than have Calina edit the previous thread.

I generally use the Stitch Panorama plugin for the GIMP. Drawback is that it only seems to work on 32-bit Linux, and isn't being actively maintained. It's capable of doing good quality stitches on photographs that haven't been properly aligned with a pano head.

I'll dig up some of the panoramas I've done and post them up.

challengemaster · 02-09-2008 9:37pm

PTGui - does all the work, and there's not a stitch mark in sight.

magicbastarder · 03-09-2008 10:52am

i use autostitch:
http://www.stroma.org/galeria/thumbnails.php?album=18

nagero · 03-09-2008 11:25am

DeepZoom composer from Microsoft link Does a good job of stitching. (tutorial)
3 image example

8-10 image example

I believe the same tech is also in the MS Live Gallery download.

kevin

JMcL · 03-09-2008 11:49am

Autostich does a decent job generally (and it's free). It also runs well under Wine on Linux if you want to take that route.

Of the paid options PTAssembler does a good job, and is reasonably priced. If you have CS3, it's also pretty capable

Borderfox · 03-09-2008 12:12pm

This was done with Stitcher Unlimited using 12 shots and sharpened in CS3 afterwards. Superb program and if you do a lot of panoramics I would recommend it.

PopeBuckfastXVI · 03-09-2008 12:15pm

I used autostitch for both of these (click for originals)

Does a great job, no hassle

kjt · 03-09-2008 3:22pm

I used to use autostitch which worked well for small pano's, once you start throwing unusual pano's which weren't perfectly horizontal/vertical it would start to have a tough job. Using Photoshop CS3 and it almost always works, this is a pano of 47 shots:

Panorama stitching

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