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PTGui panorama photostitcher

Most  cameras come with a free photostitcher, but I use a commercial one called PTGui.  Originally built around “panorama tools” (a free suite of programs and libraries), but has since relied on it’s own engines.  It can stitch photo’s  taken in a typical horizontal fashion, but also in a matrix (both horizontal and vertical).  It will automatically match and blend them.  A demo can be downloaded, but the actual price will be $119 for the personal version and $225 for the pro version (which includes batch processing and support for 64 bit windows and HDR images).  I haven’t been able to justify the $110 difference (yet.)  You get updates for 1 year after that the update (rather pricey, I thought) is $38 for standard PTGui and $68 for the pro version.  Price aside, if you take a lot of photos of landscapes and such, take a look.  I use it and recommend it.  In fact, if you look for the tag panorama on by blog, you’ll see a fair amount of pictures using PTgui

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