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Panoramic picture and displayer
Posted on 2010-08-24
Hi expderts, I`m looking for panoramic pictures sticher and the best way of puting those pictures online.
Hopefully a solution that is less then 50$ and that work easily in windows vista
Thank you.
Hopefully a solution that is less then 50$ and that work easily in windows vista
Thank you.
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Active 4 days ago
To some degree, you get what you pay for, but not always.
Here are some free stitcher programs that have been rated highly. I can't speak from personal experience because I use Photoshop (but only because I already have Photoshop)
ICE - From Microsoft. Reported to be a bit limited, but easy to use.
Hugin - This program is open source and has a very big following. There are online tutorials and a documentation area and wiki. It is not as intuitive as other programs but can do many sophisticated things.
Clevr - This is a relatively new product from an established company in the UK. I has gathered a lot of fans and is reportedly very easy to use. It aims to create panoramic images for viewing on the web, but you can export the file after stitching for other purposes.
AutoStitch - AutoStitch is not really a program, it is a demo of the technology that CVlabs has developed and licenses to other developers. You can use the demo to make simple panoramic images, but they want to upgrade you to a full program.
I hope that one of these helps, there are a lot more out there and I'm sure others will have opinions as well.
Here are some free stitcher programs that have been rated highly. I can't speak from personal experience because I use Photoshop (but only because I already have Photoshop)
ICE - From Microsoft. Reported to be a bit limited, but easy to use.
Hugin - This program is open source and has a very big following. There are online tutorials and a documentation area and wiki. It is not as intuitive as other programs but can do many sophisticated things.
Clevr - This is a relatively new product from an established company in the UK. I has gathered a lot of fans and is reportedly very easy to use. It aims to create panoramic images for viewing on the web, but you can export the file after stitching for other purposes.
AutoStitch - AutoStitch is not really a program, it is a demo of the technology that CVlabs has developed and licenses to other developers. You can use the demo to make simple panoramic images, but they want to upgrade you to a full program.
I hope that one of these helps, there are a lot more out there and I'm sure others will have opinions as well.
Active 4 days ago
> What is the comercial lincence od IDE ?
> Where do you pay ?
Are you asking about a commercial license for ICE? Microsoft doesn't offer a commercial version because it uses other peoples patents and doesn't have the license rights to market a commercial version.
> Where do you pay ?
Are you asking about a commercial license for ICE? Microsoft doesn't offer a commercial version because it uses other peoples patents and doesn't have the license rights to market a commercial version.
Active 1 day ago
Try Zoom it from Microsoft
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/sysinternals/bb897434.aspx
Upload your panorama image to Flickr (or Dropbox or SkyDrive) and paste the image URL inside zoom.it.
This is a Microsoft service that adds a beautiful viewer to any high-resolution image that you can easily embed into other websites. The viewer has a full-screen mode and is also compatible with mobile and touch-screen devices. See demo:
http://www.labnol.org/internet/embed-panorama-images/25510/
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/sysinternals/bb897434.aspx
Upload your panorama image to Flickr (or Dropbox or SkyDrive) and paste the image URL inside zoom.it.
This is a Microsoft service that adds a beautiful viewer to any high-resolution image that you can easily embed into other websites. The viewer has a full-screen mode and is also compatible with mobile and touch-screen devices. See demo:
http://www.labnol.org/internet/embed-panorama-images/25510/
Active 1 day ago
Hi ymazal_ca, just wanted to test the date.
I see the previous dated comment from you>Posted on 2010-09-01 at 10:21:26
from me>Posted on 2013-12-27 at 20:04:33
and now this one which should say Posted on 2014-01-04
D_BruggePosted on 2010-08-25 at 12:50:02
D_Brugge is this question dated back to 2010?
This question is DEAD!!
I see the previous dated comment from you>Posted on 2010-09-01 at 10:21:26
from me>Posted on 2013-12-27 at 20:04:33
and now this one which should say Posted on 2014-01-04
D_BruggePosted on 2010-08-25 at 12:50:02
D_Brugge is this question dated back to 2010?
This question is DEAD!!
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