Panorama Stitcher App Reviews

Easy to use, very good results (even with 12 "continuous" photos taken on a forest trail) : a must have for this price (80% disclaim : 2,99 €)

This program sure takes the guess work out of making panoramas out of multiple pics. It’s a small but powerful little program, LOVE IT!!!

This product was very disappointing. It does a great job of stitching together two of the source images I imported, but fails to do more than that. According to the VERY MINIMAL support documents on the developers website, I should just be able to drag and job all of my images and let the program do it’s job, but this isn’t the case. The program ignores all but the first two source images no matter how many times I try or what source images I use. If there are limitations in the number/size of source images, this should be clearly stated in the description. I gave this program a shot because I had to produce a couple of panoramas on short notice. Wish I could get my money back.

Purchased this a while ago and finally got arround to using it. I am so glad I did! This program is absolutely brilliant and I would purchase it one hundred times over! Amazing!

I spent several months at my previous employer developing a tool to create HDR panoramas, so I have some experience in this area. Its not easy to create an artifact-free panorama. This app does it, and does it automatically. Some people might want more control, but it gives you control over the most important things. In particular, it does an amazing job of removing ghosting.

Will not work on photos that other similar apps handle. I loaded in a photo that I had scanned in two parts. The program said that it could not find any matches to stick together. Tried support, but get a message saying that this is not the page you are looking for. I want a refund.

I have been using the expensive spread for so many years that I thought that this was a little on the cheap side to do anything. The first thing that I did was a 6 pane Canon 6D panorama. The 6 panes were in camera raw and no post processing done before the test. I dragged the panes to the program page, immediately the program started processing. The finished panorama was impressive. The one thing that would be really handy is to save to Adobe Digital Negative (DGN) as a save format. My problem with JPG is loss of data and inability to perform post processing without loss of quality, TIFF in some instances will not hold enough data and I have little or no experience with PNG.

I scanned a large map twice, since my scanner was not large enough, with plenty of overlap. Both scans were identical in size. The program told me the images had incompatible dimensions. Not at all helpful.

I had been using a few Panoramic stitching software ranging from a few hundred dollars to USD50 ……… and to my dismay and frustrations …… some of those software are not able to handle the slightest missalignment issues. Im really SURPRISED !! that this software is able to handle it pretty well , and with total ease, in that ….. from my Nikon NEF files, I can simply drag and drop into the box and WHAM !!! the results are astounding. For USD2.99 , this is a no brainer !! and a panoramic tool for dummies, this is so easy to use.

All I wanted was an app where I could drag and drop some images and get a panorama. This program does exacty that. Very quick and easy. I was using Hugin but this is much simpler and the results are just as good. Well worth the cost.

Deceptively simple, this program does a better job at creating panoramas than Photoshop CS did for me. Yes, I have to take the panorama and crop and edit as usual, but this application does that first step very well!

This program more often than not fails to stitch photos into panorama for me. When i place the same photos in alternate panorama programs, the stitching usually proceeds without problem.

I just bought this app to stitch together a large photo I scanned and it wont even import to photos saying the dimensions are to large. What a joke

It is fantastic. It handled 11 4-mg pictures of people sitting at tables, arranged in a circle, some with gaps between them, in less than a minute. I had tried two other programs, both expensive, and neither worked. Panorama Stitcher handled the job beautifully, quickly, and the result was fabulous.

This app is simple and elegant. It lets me drag and drop my set of photos in, and put them together for me really nicely. It doesn’t have a ton of features if you’re looking to really get into the details, but as a casual photographer who wants to fake some wide angle shots every so often, it seems to be just what I need.