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For a full list of Unix/Linux tools, see the Linux category page.

Hugin

There isn't much competition here, Hugin is currently the most sophisticated and easy to use tool for stitching photos and assembling panoramas on Unix/Linux systems (also available for Windows and OS X).

Hugin is a standalone GUI program which depends on Helmut Dersch's pano12 library to perform much of the hard work.

There are some optional tools that can be used in conjunction with hugin, but none of these are actually required to produce high quality results:

autopano-sift - Save time by automatically generating control-point pairs, requires the mono .NET runtime.
autopano - Similar to autopano-sift (Freeware).
enblend - Perform sophisticated blending of seams when overlapping photos have varying brightness.
PTStitcher - Freeware alternative to nona, the internal hugin stitcher.
PTmender - Open Source replacement for PTStitcher, part of the pano12 package.

Tools

dcraw and UFRaw: Convert camera RAW images.
PTblender - Match image brightnesses, part of the pano12 package.
ImageMagick: Optionally batch process images before using Enblend, e.g. when you have large black areas because of a pitch angle.
PanoCube: Converts equirectangular panoramas to QTVR cubic movies.
clens command-line version of PTLens

Panorama viewers

Plugins for the Gimp

The Gimp is a sophisticated image editor.

There are several panoramic photography related gimp plugins that can be used to manipulate panoramas.

Other Software

PanoPoints: Perl-Based control point picker for use with Panorama Tools

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-[[Panorama Tools]] is a high quality and free panorama stitching software package.
+For a full list of Unix/Linux tools, see the [[:Category:Software:Platform:Linux|Linux category]] page.
-They a hard to used on its own, but [[Hugin]], provides an easy to use graphical user interfaces for them.
+== Hugin ==
-There a FreeBSD Port is under preparatin.
+There isn't much competition here, [[Hugin]] is currently the most sophisticated and easy to use tool for stitching photos and assembling panoramas on Unix/Linux systems (also available for Windows and OS X).
+[[Hugin]] is a standalone [[GUI front-ends|GUI program]] which depends on [[Helmut Dersch]]'s [[pano12]] library to perform much of the hard work.
+There are some optional tools that can be used in conjunction with [[hugin]], but none of these are actually required to produce high quality results:
+* [[autopano-sift]] - Save time by automatically generating control-point pairs, requires the mono .NET runtime.
+* [[autopano]] - Similar to autopano-sift (Freeware).
+* [[enblend]] - Perform sophisticated blending of seams when overlapping photos have varying brightness.
+* [[PTStitcher]] - Freeware alternative to [[nona]], the internal [[hugin]] stitcher.
+* [[PTmender]] - Open Source replacement for PTStitcher, part of the [[pano12]] package.
+== Tools ==
+* [[dcraw]] and [[UFRaw]]: Convert camera [[RAW]] images.
+* [[PTblender]] - Match image brightnesses, part of the [[pano12]] package.
+* [[ImageMagick]]: Optionally batch process images before using [[Enblend]], e.g. when you have large black areas because of a [[pitch]] angle.
+* [[PanoCube]]: Converts [[equirectangular]] panoramas to [[QTVR]] cubic movies.
+* [[clens]] command-line version of [[PTLens]]
+== Panorama viewers ==
+* [[PTViewer]]
+* [[panoglview]]
+* [[freepv]]
+* <strike>[[panoviewer]]</strike> superseded by [[panoglview]]
+== Plugins for the Gimp ==
+The [[Gimp]] is a sophisticated image editor.
+There are several [[Gimp#Panoramic photography related gimp plugins|panoramic photography related gimp plugins]] that can be used to manipulate panoramas.
+== Other Software ==
+* [[PanoPoints]]: Perl-Based control point picker for use with [[Panorama Tools]]
+[[Category:Software:Platform:Linux]]