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dng file for the completed pano which gives the same processing possibilities as a raw file. I find that I can easily hand hold images for panoramas as long as there are no objects close enough to the camera to require setting up a nodal point for that situation.

It does a fabulous job of merging both single and multirole panoramas. My suggestion is to bite the monthly $9.95 price bullet and go with Lightroom Classic. I know the difference between an F Stop and a Bus StopĬan't imagine why you think anyone would lecture you. BUT, if you have some worthy advice that you would like to share through your own experience…I greatly appreciate it. If you read this post and have a need to lecture me, please don’t bother. I’m still proud of the Photobooks I create that are only seen by friends and family, and the blowups that I frame for my walls. I switched professions to support my family and now only do photography for the love of it. I’ve been doing some form of digital photography since 2002. For many years I supported myself with my camera.

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OK…this next paragraph will either make you hate me or love me, but probably nothing in-between.īack in the film days, I was a professional photographer. I don’t mind spending, but would like to keep costs under $100. I did a DPReview forum search and saw a lot of folks recommending Affinity. I would prefer something that just does stitching as I don’t really want to learn a new editing program from scratch, BUT…if the program is good enough and can combine the best of the programs I’m using then I could be persuaded. I’m really looking for a stitching program that can speed up the process and be trustworthy enough so I do not have to repeat steps with ICE or Elements.

Depending on the image, I will run it through either ON1 or Luminar to get the best final product.

Compare ICE and Photomerge results and choose a best image.

Create Panorama in Elements Photomerge and then edit.

Edit ICE Panorama in Photoshop Elements.

Create Panorama in ICE, save it to a folder.

Here is my standard workflow (note: I always do the same panorama in both ICE and Photomerge because when it is all done it is almost 50/50 on which one produces the best result): Has a much higher stitching failure rate than ICE, mostly with low contrast images. I have found no use for Collage and Reposition. You really only have a choice of Cylindrical, Perspective, and Spherical. With Photomerge, you can also jump right into editing.

The Fill feature has a very good success rate with my images. I Have my technique down, so I have a high percentage of straight images and I always can stitch the panorama with no issues. I will use a tripod when I have a subject that I can plan out, but most of my work is grabbing something I see in the spur of the moment. No Troll Warning – Most of my work is hand held panoramas.

Pros: I think that Content Aware Fill is probably the biggest plus.

Photomerge has gotten better with each version but it is usually baby steps. I usually purchase the latest version of Elements every Black Friday. You must take the resulting image and edit in other editing software.

Cons: There are no opportunities to edit the image.

It also allows you to export the image without any cropping. You also have a way to rotate the image by eye to get it close to straight. Once stitched, you can easily go from Cylindrical, Transverse Cylindrical, Mercator, Transverse Mercator, Spherical, Transverse Spherical, Orthographic, Fisheye, and Perspective to see what looks best.

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It has a selection of 4 different Motions plus Auto Detect (I usually set it to Rotating Motion as that has a very high success rate). I can add 50 images into a Project and it will have them stitched in roughly a minute. I believe this program is no longer being supported.

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Considering the advancements in everything photographic, I’m wondering if there is software out there that can either speed up my processing time and/or make a better end product.įor many years I’ve use two stitching programs. I have a long and repetitive workflow that I have come up with over the years. My recent trip to Belize resulted in 80+ panoramas, and my spring trip to England produced 130+ panoramas. I would estimate that at least 80% of my work requires stitching. Over the last 15 years, I have become a Panorama/Mosaic photographer.

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There is a lot of great information in these forums (if you know how to navigate through the BS).