Panorama photos on Mini Pro 4

[mmec24]

I have taken some pano photos and all have been uploaded to my computer. What software do you use to stitch them together and create a single image?

 

[GFields]

Check out the software by our approved vendor @PanoVolo

 

[mmec24]

thanks. Am looking at their site. it's difficult to know what I need because I have never done this before but at that price I can take a chance on it and start learning.

 

[CJG]

Lightroom Classic: I use it all the time for panoramas

 

[CJG]

 

[EricJT]

PTGUI....a tad costly but great software.

 

[js47]

I usually use Capture One’s built-in pano stitching, but I recently started using AutoPanoGiga which is free software and generally has been working better than Capture One. Sometimes the built-in stitching struggles with image sets that APG has no problem with.

AutoPano Giga is Now Free - HDRMAPS™

AutoPano Giga is a powerful tool that can automatically stitch multiple photos into a seamless panorama. Download your free copy from here.

hdrmaps.com

 

[Exphantomflyer]

The M4 stitches them for you automatically and produces the image so that you can upload straight to facebook (which by the way is having issues with pano at the present time)

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[js47]

The M4 stitches them for you automatically and produces the image so that you can upload straight to facebook (which by the way is having issues with pano at the present time)

Is the in-camera stitching only for JPEG?

 

[PanoVolo]

If you have any questions about panoramas fill free to write us at [email protected].

Panos with a drone are lots of fun and you can get very interesting shots that are impossible otherwise.

 

[PanoVolo]

Is the in-camera stitching only for JPEG?

yes and the final resolution is limited

 

[hank970]

My Air 3 very capably stitches panoramas in-camera, but for stitching images from my DSLR, I use Affinity Photo. It not only stitches panoramas, but also processes focus-stacks, astro photographs, and a variety of other composite inputs. A full-featured editing software, it's available with a perennial license (no subscription) for about $60. Periodic updates are free, and there are a lot of free tutorials to help you master its various functions.

Regardless of how you process them, be aware that panorama files are immense, so each takes up a lot of computer storage space.

 

[hank970]

If anyone's interested, Affinity Photo and related design-softwares from Serif will be available for purchase at 50% off on Black Friday. Note: I have no financial interest in Serif or its products. I'm just a very satisfied user.