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Panorama Tutorials and Software

Journal Entry: Thu Apr 9, 2009, 3:27 AM

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How to make a Panorama - Covers both how to setup and use your camera, and the stitching process
Panorama Tutorial 1 - A comprehensive tutorial in PDF format
Panorama Tutorial 1 Lite - A comprehensive tutorial in PDF format, with no images
Panorama Tutorial 2 - Comprehensive, view in web browser
360 Panorama Tutorial ENGLISH - 360 Pano's with PS CS3
Photomerge a Panorama - Straightforward JPG guide using PS
How to make a little planet - how to make things like [link]

From the Web

Brief Tutorial on AutoPano
Complete Tutorial for PTAssembler - from start to finish
Viewing HDR panoramas with PTViewer 3.1

Software Which can Stitch a Panorama

Photoshop's Photomerge tool
Hugin - Free, cross platform, panorama photo stitcher
Panorama Factory - Easy all in one tool
Microsoft Image Composite Editor - Free and suits all levels of panorama photographer
Arcsoft Panomaker - Another easy all in one tool
Panorama Tools - A collection of tools
PTAssembler
PTgui
PTviewer - Automatically scroll and move your wonderful panoramas online

If you have a tutorial, or know of any and would like it listed here, we'd love it if you would note us! Any software which isn't listed here which you've found useful would also be great.

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=woopidoo2 Apr 17, 2008, 6:15:24 AM

You made a small tut about stitching in AutoPano (great program, I have it too)
But it hasnt been added to the 'Software Which can Stitch a Panorama' area yet

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in the hands of an artist, the camera produces works of art.'
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~masterofshadows Apr 17, 2008, 8:09:44 AM

cool! now when people ask how i do that i can just link here!

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#PanoramaClub Apr 17, 2008, 8:29:28 AM

well, there are download links on the tutorial site

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#PanoramaClub Apr 17, 2008, 8:29:56 AM

hehe, yeah, thought it might be a useful base of knowledge

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~LylicaGalatea Apr 17, 2008, 8:59:00 AM

why don't you make a news article out of this journal? I'm sure artists on DA will find it interesting!
If you want I can help

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#PanoramaClub Apr 17, 2008, 11:24:58 AM

That's certainly a good idea. We'll get onto it

Thanks for the offer of help as well

, we'll ask you if needs must.

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~18thsummer Apr 21, 2008, 11:21:42 PM

do u have a tutorial and software about 360 QTVR?

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#PanoramaClub Apr 22, 2008, 8:16:28 AM

I used to use PTAssembler on Windows to create my panoramas. I always used to save my panoramas as TIFFs but I remember that one of the save options was QTVR. Have a look [link] - it might be what you're looking for.

Alternatively check out Hugin ( [link] ) as I believe it can also do QTVR. Hugin has the advantage of being Free compared to $10 for PTAssembler - they both use the same engine. Search their front page for QTVR and you'll see some links to some QTVR panoramas made with Hugin.

Hope that helps!

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=makoeyes77 Apr 23, 2008, 2:11:15 AM

I have Arcsoft Panomaker 3 stitch together my panoramas. It's really simple to use, too

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