Panorama Maker

Panorama Maker 6.0

Generate panorama pictures with your photos and videos

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Latest version 6.0.0
Developer ArcSoft
Shareware $79.99
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Design professional-looking panorama images by stitching video frames and photos. Choose among 5 photo stitch modes, generate horizontal panoramas with the wide-angle lens, vertical assemblies and 360-degree panoramas. Export the output as JPG or RAW files and print them with the online Print Service.

Arcsoft Panorama Maker 4.2 is a useful application for creating panorama pictures from single images. Pictures taken in sequence when capturing landscapes (rooms, installations, etc.) can be used for making panorama output picture files. With these photos saved into a folder, user starts the program. A very clear tutorial teaches the user the best way to take pictures for creating panoramas.

The application automatically detects and selects the usable pictures with a single click, orders the picture group, and offers the possibility of creating horizontal panoramas (like taken with ultra wide angle lens), vertical assemblies for vertically taken pictures, as well as 360º panoramas.

The resulting panoramas can be made from JPG and RAW picture files, and the program supports multi sheet printing and banner paper. The application stitches (overlaps) the selected group of pictures (those automatically detected by the program itself). Automatic organization of pictures is performed right away and a horizontal, vertical or 360º panorama is created, stitching all the selected pictures. More

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Ignacio Solves
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Pros

  • Very good automatic picture selection and organization with a single click

Cons

  • None

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Mike Clarke
I have used this for years - it is simple to use for my drone pans. As a forester I also do a few vertical pans when close to trees, or 2x2 tiles. I am considering PM6 but still happy with PM3. More
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