Panorama shot stitching

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bigredmed
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Panorama shot stitching

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I took a series of shots from the bridge over Boyer Chute. I have only the software that comes with my Canon. Anyone ha ve ideas for stitching these together?
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nebugeater
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Panorama shot stitching

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Adobe elements will do it along with any other adobe up the food chain. I do not believe Loghtroom will though. There are some free ones. Out there but no experience there. I use adobe or the software I bought with my goigapan. I believe you can buy their panomstiching software separately forms very low cost. Goigapan.org
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Panorama shot stitching

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I play around with Hugin but Waggs has some good software he recommended to me, the name of which escapes me.
the1wags
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Panorama shot stitching

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Arcsoft Panorama Maker. Free trial, but well worth the $70.

http://www.arcsoft.com/panorama-maker/
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Brad
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That arcsoft works good for landscapes, but after having Photoshop, its now my preferred way to stitch.
bigredmed
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Panorama shot stitching

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Thanks!