what do you recommend for stitching panos? Mac compatible

[calirat]

I have various cameras and want to get some panos and larger prints done. I don't want to dedicate my life to learning a new program.

What do you recommend?

Hopefully it will automatically edge match etc.

 

[Billstek]

LR cc Classic works for me.

 

[IVI D]

photoshop is good

or you can do it manually

 

[bmike]

I've used PTGui Pro, Photoshop, Lightroom, Hugin (free).

I want to try AutoPano Giga at some point, just to see if there are any differences.

 

[vpoms]

I have various cameras and want to get some panos and larger prints done. I don't want to dedicate my life to learning a new program.

What do you recommend?

Hopefully it will automatically edge match etc.

I don't have LR, was thinking about getting PTGui, but then found Hugin. After viewing online tutorials, I was able to create my first panorama within a few minutes. Bonus: it is free!!!

 

[robgendreau]

I like Lr cuz it's quick, easy and effective, and leaves me with a RAW pano for further editing. I like Ps for content aware fill in panoramas, or where more work is required.

 

[Mark_A]

I have various cameras and want to get some panos and larger prints done. I don't want to dedicate my life to learning a new program.

What do you recommend?

Hopefully it will automatically edge match etc.

Sorry but I think the ones I used won't work on a mac.

Hugin - which I found difficult to use

Microsoft ICE which is very easy to use but only works on Windows.

Sorry.

Mark_A

Thread for Sunrise & Sunset pictures (part 3!)

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60273364

 

[mobi1]

Hugin - free and cross platform

 

[gavin]

+1 no need for special software anymore.

 

[Reilly Diefenbach]

Lightroom with Boundary Warp works well and is faster than Autopano or PTgui while maintaining dng after the stitch.