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Autopano Pro is the most spectacular breakthrough in automated picture stitching in recent years.
First software to automatically detect pictures belonging to a panorama, First software to perform HDR stitching, First software to really correct color and exposure variations between source images.
But that's not all! Autopano Pro is incredibly fast. It will take your workflow and productivity to new heights. Autopano Pro is extremely efficient, even in the most difficult cases. And you can at anytime take over on
First software to automatically detect pictures belonging to a panorama, First software to perform HDR stitching, First software to really correct color and exposure variations between source images.
But that's not all! Autopano Pro is incredibly fast. It will take your workflow and productivity to new heights. Autopano Pro is extremely efficient, even in the most difficult cases. And you can at anytime take over on
What's New
Version 2.6.1:
- 360° Blending
- It is always complicated to be able to stitch perfectly over the 360° edges. We had an algorithm that works well in several cases but not all of them. So we decided to change totally on the internal solution to 360° blending.
- Papywizard and Gigapan improvement - With the availability of XML generation in new head, the papywizard plugin needed some improvement.
- Bug Fixes
Version 2.6.1:
- 360° Blending
- It is always complicated to be able to stitch perfectly over the 360° edges. We had an algorithm that works well in several cases but not all of them. So we decided to change totally on the internal solution to 360° blending.
- Papywizard and Gigapan improvement - With the availability of XML generation in new head, the more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
Autopano Pro User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:10,888 |
| Version Downloads:335 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:24 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $165.00 |
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Autopano Pro is the most spectacular breakthrough in automated picture stitching in recent years.
First software to automatically detect pictures belonging to a panorama, First software to perform HDR stitching, First software to really correct color and exposure variations between source images.
But that's not all! Autopano Pro is incredibly fast. It will take your workflow and productivity to new heights. Autopano Pro is extremely efficient, even in the most difficult cases. And you can at anytime take over on all the software automations to achieve perfect results. Put it to the test!
First software to automatically detect pictures belonging to a panorama, First software to perform HDR stitching, First software to really correct color and exposure variations between source images.
But that's not all! Autopano Pro is incredibly fast. It will take your workflow and productivity to new heights. Autopano Pro is extremely efficient, even in the most difficult cases. And you can at anytime take over on all the software automations to achieve perfect results. Put it to the test!
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M-Rick reviewed on 01 May 2011
Easy to use and powerful.
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Bigboysdad reviewed on 19 Feb 2011
The reason for this post in addition to the one below is that the software has been updated to version 2.5 - see developer's website - which improves it in every respect. In fact, it is excellent, not only with the stitching but with the multitude of options post processing on the completed image. Very very impressed.
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Bigboysdad reviewed on 26 Jan 2011
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But, $145???? Has anyone noticed the American economy lately
doesn't cater to that? Or, did I miss something.
I really would like to use it... sorry!
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Patoche reviewed on 02 Aug 2008
I own Stitcher Unlimited and The VR Worx, but they are not as good as Autopano to detect the pictures and stitch them. ( even for pano made handheld)
with the pano made by Autopano, I use The VR worx in the end to make the QTVR, or Stitcher...
But again to stitch there is not easyer and accurate than autopano.
Have a test drive, you will be very very happy.
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Aikousha reviewed on 22 Aug 2007
I tossed 4 projects which I am currently working on at it, and the process, in all the different set-ups I gave it, failed miserably. Completely unacceptable results. On top of that, the interface is gawd-awful.
I gave it a 1x2 and 2x2 photographic and a 1x3 and 2x2 multipage scan.
The 2x2 photo of a steppe-villatge was hilarious, as it put 3 of the shots exactly on top of each other and fish-eyed them, and put the lower-right image immediately to the right of the stack. Awful.
The 2x2 multipage scan turned into something resembling a doily (or mirrored cylinder art), arranged 1x4.
And the very simple 2 image photo with 1/3 overlap, it couldn't even put together, just saying it couldn't find a panorama.
This has got a very long way to go for anything I could actually use. In the time it took to fail with the two shot photo, I could have stitched it in photoshop, with only the central distortion requiring a correction.
I could use a tool to do this with my hundreds of multi-page scans that I deal with on many projects, but it actually has to work... And my scans don't have typical lens, focus, and dof distortions... These should be easy to deal with. (And how about a switch turning OFF all features that require JFIF information, as not everybody just plugs their camera in and drops the photos immediately into a stitcher.)
Some people might get results with this, and other reviews seems to support this, but I'm certainly not getting good results, and I believe that allowing the user to pre-set-up relative positions, sizes, and co-incidence points would give the program a better chance to select proper stiitch points.
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l-i-n-k reviewed on 29 Jul 2007
Yet there are many, many possibilities to optimize the result.
Unfortunately the interface is as well crafted as the rendering.
The toolbar is cluttered with strange icons, some do start an action, some require strange interations...
You should read the wiki/documentation when entering manual mode..
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M-Rick reviewed on 16 Dec 2006
Drag and drop the photos and it will stich them automatically, you don't see the connection between 2 pictures unlike Sticher.
Jason.d rated on 16 Jul 2011