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From New House Internet Services B.V.:
Use PTGui to stitch any number of photos into a panoramic image. Some benefits of PTGui, when compared to other stitching software: PTGui can stitch multiple rows of images. Create 360 degree cylindrical panoramas, 'flat' partial panoramas and even spherical 360x180 degree panoramas. No need to keep the camera level: PTGui can stitch rotated and tilted images. Virtually unlimited output size: create Gigapixel panoramas from hundreds of images! Layered output allows full control over the final stitched result. PTGui stitches most panoramas fully automatically, but at the same time provides full manual control over every single parameter. This enables stitching of 'difficult' scenes, where other programs fail. Full 16 bit workflow for best image quality.
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"Seamless stitching"
Version: PTGui 9.0
Pros
Does a superb job. Very good at compensating for exposure differences between stitched frames
Cons
Nothing that I can think of
Summary
The best stitching software I have ever had
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"Photoshop CS3 is the one to beat"
Version: PTGui 7.0b4
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I agree with sdbick that the updated Photomerge in Photoshop CS3 raised the bar. PTGui is good but CS3 wins hands down. Photomerge in CS3 is fast, easy, accurate and has 'smart' blending built in.
PTGui gets more expensive with each release and now the folks at PTGui have us on the $$$ upgrade treadmill much like Realviz did.
I'm not against PTGui. It *is* very good but I no longer have a need for it. The only benefits I can see for using PTGui is the manual control it offers (but I never had a stitch fail in CS3 anyway) and fisheye lens support (I don't use fisheye lenses).
As for giga pixel panoramas, it would be interesting to see what happens when the gigapan project finally releases their combo head and software for what appears to be less than what PTGui costs alone!! -
"Photoshop CS3 is the one to beat"
Version: PTGui 7.0b4
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I agree with sdbick that the updated Photomerge in Photoshop CS3 raised the bar. PTGui is good but CS3 wins hands down. Photomerge in CS3 is fast, easy, accurate and has 'smart' blending built in.
PTGui gets more expensive with each release and now the folks at PTGui have us on the $$$ upgrade treadmill much like Realviz did.
I'm not against PTGui. It *is* very good but I no longer have a need for it. The only benefits I can see for using PTGui is the manual control it offers (but I never had a stitch fail in CS3 anyway) and fisheye lens support (I don't use fisheye lenses).
As for giga pixel panoramas, it would be interesting to see what happens when the gigapan project finally releases their combo head and software for what appears to be less than what PTGui costs alone!! -
"PTGui is good, but Photoshop CS3 is better"
Version: PTGui 6.0.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I've been a panoramic stitcher for about 5 years, and have never been entirely pleased with the offerings for the mac. I used to use Apple QTVR Studio on OS 9 and then in Classic mode when I switched to OS X. Does a good job, but Classic is a pain.
I tried all the offerings from Kekus (PTMac which I never got to work) RealViz Stitcher, Hugin, VR Worx, Canon's PhotoStitch, and others. Some were good, but each had shortcomings. Most of the more powerful tools are simply front-ends for Helmut Dersch's outstanding (and difficult to use) PanoTools.
PTGui is great. I was utterly impressed with the software and promptly purchased a license. Been a happy user for the last 6 months.
Then I got Photoshop CS3. Adobe REALLY fixed up their PhotoMerge tool with this release. Big time. They seem to have incorporated "SmartBlend" which hasn't been available for any of the mac stitching software. Hands down, CS3 is the best stitching software available for the mac.
But, if you don't plan on getting CS3, PTGui is a very solid product and will produce excellent results. Version 6.0.3 is solid. I haven't used This beta version, and most likely won't upgrage (unless it's free) as I'm so happy with CS3.
I think PTGui is a little over-priced, but I'd still recommend it to anyone who has serious stitching needs. Great tool. -
"Very Promising"
Version: PTGui 6.0.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Windows users have been spoilt for choice when it comes to Panoramic viewers and stitching programs, so I was thrilled when I heard of this program. I wasn' dissappointed. PTGui is an intuitive, easy to use program. I am new to stitching images but the results are better than I expected. As I get to know the program I can create better panoramics. The program can be highly automated or manual. Nice web site and tutorials. Excellent well worth �£49.95. -
"So far, so good"
Version: PTGui 6.0.3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I needed a quick and reliable way to stitch 3-4 image architectural panoramas (rectangular projection) for work and briefly evaluated Hugin, Calico, PTMac, as well as PTGui. PTGui was the only app that produced good quality panoramas with my source images, without much (any) fooling with control points, horizontal lines, or lens settings. The "Project Assistant" (wizard) did better than any of my manual attempts. Although the user interface uses (mostly) Aqua widgets, it's a far cry from being truely "Mac-like", although it's not hard to use, just visually awkward. Still, the best for what I need it to do.
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