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Basic Library

Most software listed on this page will need the pano12.dll library to work. You will find the pano12.dll library with the Panorama tools

Stitching Software

  • Panorama_tools is a high quality Open Source panorama stitching software package.
  • Hugin (free, Open Source GUI)

Helpers

  • Autopano automatically identifies control points. Works on the command line or as a plug-in for Hugin, PTAssembler, PTGUI
  • Enblend overlays images so to make the seam invisible. Works on the command line or as a plug-in for Hugin and PTGUI
  • Remallax removes some parallax of hand-shot panoramas prior to stitching. Just a project in inception, nothing usable available
  • APClean is a program that can be used to quickly remove wrong control points (sometimes created by Autopano) from a PTGui project file. It can also be used to see which image pairs are linked by control points.
  • PanoCube converts equirectangular (360x180) panos to QuickTime cubic movies. Freeware (Windows) and more featured shareware (Windows, Linux) versions.
  • PanoLink inter links QuickTime cubic movies.
  • [1] Creates panoramas and 360�'s. Commercial. Available for Windows and Mac.

Photoshop plug-ins

Gimp plug-ins

Viewers

  • PTViewer Original panotools viewer. Recent versions are 3.1.2 from Helmut Dersch (capable of adaptive dynamic range display) and 2.7L2 from Fulvio Senore with better interpolator and numerous additions to the original Dersch version 2.5
  • FSPViewer: A fast viewer for local, high resolution panoramic images.
  • SPi-V Hardware accelerated full screen viewer based on Shockwave 3D with very smooth movement and possibilities for special effects.
  • FlashVR Flash based viewer, hot spot and menu functions.


can somebody please link to other tools?

Virtual Tour Software


Non-Panoramic use

  • PT Shift chromatic aberration determination

Printing

  • QImage is a commercial tool for printing up to 100.000 pixels wide images on roll paper even across paper size limitations (on some printers)