When you take panoramic shots, you will need to make sure that all items in all photos actually fit at the same zoom level. And 25%~65% overlap on each adjacent photo usually works best for stitching.
Horizontal Panorama: Stitches multiple horizontal photos of a view into a single wide panorama. Great for wide-angle view or representation of a physical space, vast landscapes, city skylines.
360 degree Panorama: Creates a 360 degree cylindrical panorama. Stitching in 360 degree puts you right in the middle with all you're surrounded by. Great for a range of mountains, a forest of trees or the fence in your own backyard.
Vertical Panorama: Stitches multiple vertical photos of a view into a single wide panorama. Great for snapping a full picture of soaring skyscrapers, towering trees, and cascading waterfalls.
Here are some key features of "Acropano":
Intelligent photo organizing:
- Automatically organizes associated photos in the right order.
Automatic photo stitching:
- Programmatically creates panoramas in just a few mouse clicks.
Manual mode:
- Manually control stitching points on associated photos.
Supported output formats and sizes:
- Creates panoramas in JPEG (JPG), BMP, TIFF (TIF), PNG and TGA.
Multiple styles:
- AcroPano offers three Panorama Modes to suit well for presenting wide-angle view of vast landscapes, city skylines, a range of mountains, or cascading waterfalls, etc.
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