Mini 5 Pro Christmas Eve day in South Florida

[Dale D]

I am testing the various pano modes on my new Mini 5 Pro. This is a 5 shot manual pano, of downtown Miami from my driveway (10 miles). Stitched in Adobe Photoshop 2026. Hope everyone around the world is having a great holiday.
Mini 5 pro- 24 mm f/2.8 , 64 ND filter shot at 2x. plus Topaz denoise. Double click for full image

Dale

 

[Dronecation]

Nice one Dale. I just recently purchased this software and for the money, it works a dream, saving time and trouble. Check it out...I think you'll really like it.
Merry Xmas to you and family!

PANOVOLO : Panorama Stitching Tool for Drone Photography

PANOVOLO is a panorama stitching tool designed specifically for drone photography. Use it to create beautiful panoramas in seconds.

www.panovolo.com

 

[Dale D]

Nice one Dale. I just recently purchased this software and for the money, it works a dream, saving time and trouble. Check it out...I think you'll really like it.
Merry Xmas to you and family!

PANOVOLO : Panorama Stitching Tool for Drone Photography

PANOVOLO is a panorama stitching tool designed specifically for drone photography. Use it to create beautiful panoramas in seconds.

www.panovolo.com

Thanks for viewing. I already own Panovolo, but I find it very simple to stitch in Adobe Photoshop and I can record in RAW and immediately edit the RAW image. I open the files in Bridge, "select all "(CTRL+A), right click on any image, and follow the drop down menu prompt- "Merge to Panorama." Thew final image can be saved and edited in RAW.

Dale

 

[Dronecation]

Thanks for viewing. I already own Panovolo, but I find it very simple to stitch in Adobe Photoshop and I can record in RAW and immediately edit the RAW image. I open the files in Bridge, "select all "(CTRL+A), right click on any image, and follow the drop down menu prompt- "Merge to Panorama." Thew final image can be saved and edited in RAW.

Dale

I don't use Adobe Photoshop. I refuse to be part of that subscription high jacking nonsense. T'was a suggestion for ease of use with Panovolo...which is wonderfully cheap and non subscription.

 

[Dale D]

I don't use Adobe Photoshop. I refuse to be part of that subscription high jacking nonsense. T'was a suggestion for ease of use with Panovolo...which is wonderfully cheap and non subscription.

Very familiar with this discussion (Adobe costs vs other software).The cost of Adobe products are a real concern for many, of not most users, but I have used all of the other programs and frankly, since cost is not a problem for me, I love the great live support 24/7, the continuous advances on a weekly basis, the numerous AI upgrades with generative capabilities. and the good deal that I have managed to secure by a personal call to an Adobe rep year after year. I am paying $360 a year instead of the $760 real price($30/month). That's a quick meal eating out for the use of my main hobby. This includes the entire Creative Suite (over 30 software programs-including PDF, Premiere Pro for my videos, etc.).

I sure hope this post does not precipitate a boat load of rehashing of this subject versus other softwares. I realize I am really in the vast minority.

 

[Dronecation]

Very familiar with this discussion (Adobe costs vs other software).The cost of Adobe products are a real concern for many, of not most users, but I have used all of the other programs and frankly, since cost is not a problem for me, I love the great live support 24/7, the continuous advances on a weekly basis, the numerous AI upgrades with generative capabilities. and the good deal that I have managed to secure by a personal call to an Adobe rep year after year. I am paying $360 a year instead of the $760 real price($30/month). That's a quick meal eating out for the use of my main hobby. This includes the entire Creative Suite (over 30 software programs-including PDF, Premiere Pro for my videos, etc.).

I sure hope this post does not precipitate a boat load of rehashing of this subject versus other softwares. I realize I am really in the vast minority.

I hear ya....
From my personal point of view, [and I can afford it easily] is that I refuse it on principle.
DxO Photolab works perfectly for me. Maybe you use it as well. Has the best raw image convertor of all the software out there...