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    Panoramic Photo Stitcher programs (freeware)

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Arla, Dec 28, 2006.

  1. Arla

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    Anyone know of any, since I'm pretty much replacing all the Corel Products on my PC right now, using Picasa2 as a replacement for Photo Album (works just fine) and GIMP as a replacement for Paint Shop Pro (seems to do everything I need so far) just need something to stitch my panoramics together.
     
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    BigV, Dec 28, 2006
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    Per BigV's post, I can recommend Autostitch from personal experience. Definitely read the "readme" file that comes with the download. The free version does not support .tiff images.
     
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    Hmm okay, seems to work quite well, any other suggestions since technically this one isn't freeware (demoware) and while I might pay whatever is actually being asked for it, having found Corel to not work at all I'm now jaded as to any software that isn't freeware working correctly for it's entire period.
     
    Arla, Dec 29, 2006
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