Panorama. Hack 2.0.2 + Redeem Codes
Perspective Photo Stitcher
Developer: Limit Point Software
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 2.0.2
ID: com.limit-point.Panorama
Screenshots
Description
Panorama is a Camera app alternative for photo stitching that avoids curvature of horizontal edges in photos. (See first screenshot for an illustration.) An additional feature not available in the Camera app:
Panorama enables the creation of rectangular panoramas:
The 'Build View' provides a stitcher for an arbitrary set of photos that have overlapping regions for horizontal or vertical stitching (For vertical select 'Build Vertical' to rotate input by 90º left and then result by 90º right, since the stitcher only stitches left to right).
A rectangular panorama is vertical & horizontal stitching combined. (See the third video preview titled 'Rectangular Panorama' for an example.)
In this way you can build two vertically registered panoramas, and then use those to build a horizontally registered panorama (or vice verse): as long as you are careful the photos are aligned for registration.
The camera view provides an overlay view of the previous photo taken so that the next photo can be properly aligned with the previous photo. This is important for proper registration when stitching the photos together.
You can create vertical panoramas also: to do this you need first TURN ON the option to 'lock orientation' in the Settings view.
Then the camera guide works as expected for taking your photos for a vertical panorama: In other words you need to prevent the camera view from taking photos in landscape mode. Then the registration guide will appear at the BOTTOM of the view, as opposed to the left side.
• Use the integrated image editor, in the options menu for all panoramas in the gallery. Enhance, add text, crop and more.
Image editing options: Enhance (Hi-Def, Illuminate, Color Fix), crop, rotate, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, draw, text, redeye, whiten, blemish and meme.
• Build custom panoramas or creatively blend images into photo montages from the camera roll of Photos using the Build pane.
• Use the Build pane to merge two or more vertical overlapping panoramas to easily create 2x2 or 3x3 rectangular panoramas.
• Shoot a scene and save the photos into the gallery for merging later if you prefer. This allows you to save time and battery during a shoot.
• Undo and redo a panorama in the gallery to try different settings or options, such as exposure matching or merge quality.
• High resolution of the 2 and 3 image stitchers essentially doubles and triples your camera's field of view.
• As you shoot pictures they are collected into a sliding pocket drawer, so you can review what you shot at any time, and delete to retake photos.
• Use the "film roll" button in the camera pane to save all the photos currently in the drawer to the gallery, without merging them.
• If you cancel the current merge, you can always resume it anytime from the gallery.
• Panoramas are saved to the gallery automatically when completed, and optionally also to the Photos library.
• In the gallery any saved panorama can be resumed.
• You can undo panoramas, separating them into a film roll of the original photos. Originals can always be saved to the Photos library.
• Export and manually preprocess the photos in your photo shoot in any other image editor, then reload from the Photos library and stitch them together in the Build pane.
• Adds location data to your panoramas so you remember exactly where you shot them. View the location where the panorama was made on a map in the gallery.
• In the gallery you can always undo and then redo a stitch, say for experimenting with different options or image editing.
• Time consuming stitching can be deferred by saving your photo shoots in the gallery.
• Run in the background as you use your device with other apps or put the screen to sleep with the hold button. You'll be notified when the stitch is done.
• The photo alignment guide ensures you properly align your photos for the best stitching results, and facilitates acquiring photos for the Mac version of Panorama.
Panorama enables the creation of rectangular panoramas:
The 'Build View' provides a stitcher for an arbitrary set of photos that have overlapping regions for horizontal or vertical stitching (For vertical select 'Build Vertical' to rotate input by 90º left and then result by 90º right, since the stitcher only stitches left to right).
A rectangular panorama is vertical & horizontal stitching combined. (See the third video preview titled 'Rectangular Panorama' for an example.)
In this way you can build two vertically registered panoramas, and then use those to build a horizontally registered panorama (or vice verse): as long as you are careful the photos are aligned for registration.
The camera view provides an overlay view of the previous photo taken so that the next photo can be properly aligned with the previous photo. This is important for proper registration when stitching the photos together.
You can create vertical panoramas also: to do this you need first TURN ON the option to 'lock orientation' in the Settings view.
Then the camera guide works as expected for taking your photos for a vertical panorama: In other words you need to prevent the camera view from taking photos in landscape mode. Then the registration guide will appear at the BOTTOM of the view, as opposed to the left side.
• Use the integrated image editor, in the options menu for all panoramas in the gallery. Enhance, add text, crop and more.
Image editing options: Enhance (Hi-Def, Illuminate, Color Fix), crop, rotate, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, draw, text, redeye, whiten, blemish and meme.
• Build custom panoramas or creatively blend images into photo montages from the camera roll of Photos using the Build pane.
• Use the Build pane to merge two or more vertical overlapping panoramas to easily create 2x2 or 3x3 rectangular panoramas.
• Shoot a scene and save the photos into the gallery for merging later if you prefer. This allows you to save time and battery during a shoot.
• Undo and redo a panorama in the gallery to try different settings or options, such as exposure matching or merge quality.
• High resolution of the 2 and 3 image stitchers essentially doubles and triples your camera's field of view.
• As you shoot pictures they are collected into a sliding pocket drawer, so you can review what you shot at any time, and delete to retake photos.
• Use the "film roll" button in the camera pane to save all the photos currently in the drawer to the gallery, without merging them.
• If you cancel the current merge, you can always resume it anytime from the gallery.
• Panoramas are saved to the gallery automatically when completed, and optionally also to the Photos library.
• In the gallery any saved panorama can be resumed.
• You can undo panoramas, separating them into a film roll of the original photos. Originals can always be saved to the Photos library.
• Export and manually preprocess the photos in your photo shoot in any other image editor, then reload from the Photos library and stitch them together in the Build pane.
• Adds location data to your panoramas so you remember exactly where you shot them. View the location where the panorama was made on a map in the gallery.
• In the gallery you can always undo and then redo a stitch, say for experimenting with different options or image editing.
• Time consuming stitching can be deferred by saving your photo shoots in the gallery.
• Run in the background as you use your device with other apps or put the screen to sleep with the hold button. You'll be notified when the stitch is done.
• The photo alignment guide ensures you properly align your photos for the best stitching results, and facilitates acquiring photos for the Mac version of Panorama.
Version history
2.0.2
2023-05-17
Maintenance update.
2.0.1
2022-01-03
Maintenance update:
• In the Build View an alert has been added to remind you that the option to build vertical needs to be selected before adding images to stitch. (Since images are rotated on load when the build vertical option is on, not at the time of stitching).
• The Options View from the Camera View has been enhanced by changing the background color of some items for better visibility.
Previous updates:
NEW. In the Gallery a new option to resume a panorama in the Build pane is provided: Tap on a panorama for an array of options. When Resume is selected you now have the option to continue the panorama in the Camera (as before) or the Build pane.
NEW. In the Build pane you can also now change the width of the actual overlap between the photos for stitching. It is specified as a percentage of image width (or height if building a vertical panorama).
When stitching images in the Camera pane the expected overlap width is about 33% since that is how the size of the camera guide is set. But now in the Build pane you can stitch images that may overlap more or less than 33%.
This is useful for stitching photos taken from other sources or that have different overlap.
The ability to resume in the Build pane is also useful if you want to re-do a panorama in the Gallery that was created using the app's camera view with guide.
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
• In the Build View an alert has been added to remind you that the option to build vertical needs to be selected before adding images to stitch. (Since images are rotated on load when the build vertical option is on, not at the time of stitching).
• The Options View from the Camera View has been enhanced by changing the background color of some items for better visibility.
Previous updates:
NEW. In the Gallery a new option to resume a panorama in the Build pane is provided: Tap on a panorama for an array of options. When Resume is selected you now have the option to continue the panorama in the Camera (as before) or the Build pane.
NEW. In the Build pane you can also now change the width of the actual overlap between the photos for stitching. It is specified as a percentage of image width (or height if building a vertical panorama).
When stitching images in the Camera pane the expected overlap width is about 33% since that is how the size of the camera guide is set. But now in the Build pane you can stitch images that may overlap more or less than 33%.
This is useful for stitching photos taken from other sources or that have different overlap.
The ability to resume in the Build pane is also useful if you want to re-do a panorama in the Gallery that was created using the app's camera view with guide.
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
2.0
2021-12-29
NEW. In the Gallery a new option to resume a panorama in the Build pane is provided: Tap on a panorama for an array of options. When Resume is selected you now have the option to continue the panorama in the Camera (as before) or the Build pane.
NEW. In the Build pane you can also now change the width of the actual overlap between the photos for stitching. It is specified as a percentage of image width (or height if building a vertical panorama).
When stitching images in the Camera pane the expected overlap width is about 33% since that is how the size of the camera guide is set. But now in the Build pane you can stitch images that may overlap more or less than 33%.
This is useful for stitching photos taken from other sources or that have different overlap.
The ability to resume in the Build pane is also useful if you want to re-do a panorama in the Gallery that was created using the app's camera view with guide.
Other minor enhancements.
Previous update:
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
NEW. In the Build pane you can also now change the width of the actual overlap between the photos for stitching. It is specified as a percentage of image width (or height if building a vertical panorama).
When stitching images in the Camera pane the expected overlap width is about 33% since that is how the size of the camera guide is set. But now in the Build pane you can stitch images that may overlap more or less than 33%.
This is useful for stitching photos taken from other sources or that have different overlap.
The ability to resume in the Build pane is also useful if you want to re-do a panorama in the Gallery that was created using the app's camera view with guide.
Other minor enhancements.
Previous update:
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
1.7.3
2020-09-27
Updated for iOS 14.
Previous update:
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
Previous update:
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
1.7.2
2020-03-06
Maintenance update for latest iOS.
Previous update:
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
Previous update:
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
1.7.1
2019-10-26
Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
Previous update:
Maintenance and updated for iOS 13.
Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.
New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)
Previous update:
Maintenance and updated for iOS 13.
1.7
2019-10-19
Maintenance and updated for iOS 13.
1.6
2018-11-09
Maintenance update.
1.5.6
2017-12-29
Maintenance update.
1.5.5
2017-12-03
Updated for latest iOS and devices.
Updated app icon.
Updated app icon.
1.5.4
2017-11-30
Updated for latest iOS and devices.
1.5.3
2017-07-28
Maintenance update to improve the user experience.
Previous maintenance included updating the info button links on tips and instructions for tapping into the versatility of Panorama.
Previous maintenance included updating the info button links on tips and instructions for tapping into the versatility of Panorama.
1.5.2
2017-06-19
Maintenance update that primarily includes re-linking the info buttons to web pages for extensive tips and instructions on making the best use of Panorama.
1.5.1
2016-10-25
Updated for iOS 10
1.5
2015-06-08
• Fixed an issue with the photos picker not being able to access photos in iCloud. The third party photos picker has been replaced with the native iOS photos picker. (The photos picker is used in the Build pane, where you can merge photos from your Photos library.)
• Fixed a bug that prevented the ability to re-merge a merge that was "undone" in the panorama Gallery. (Undoing a panorama is useful when you want to re-merge using different settings, or if you delayed merging at the time you took the photos. Use the option popup in the Gallery by tapping on a panorama.)
• Updated the Aviary image editor to latest version (Aviary is accessed either by tapping on a photo after you add it in the build pane, or by selecting "Edit" from the options popup in the Gallery.)
• Updated the options and settings panes. (Options and settings are accessed from the camera or gallery views, and allow you to set merge quality and other parameters.)
• Fixed misalignment of image and text in the buttons of the options popup in the panorama gallery. (Options are displayed when you tap on a panorama in the gallery.)
• The “merge quality” (min, low, med, high, max) is reported in the merge pane’s progress caption. (Merge quality is set in the options or settings panes.)
• Fixed a bug that prevented the ability to re-merge a merge that was "undone" in the panorama Gallery. (Undoing a panorama is useful when you want to re-merge using different settings, or if you delayed merging at the time you took the photos. Use the option popup in the Gallery by tapping on a panorama.)
• Updated the Aviary image editor to latest version (Aviary is accessed either by tapping on a photo after you add it in the build pane, or by selecting "Edit" from the options popup in the Gallery.)
• Updated the options and settings panes. (Options and settings are accessed from the camera or gallery views, and allow you to set merge quality and other parameters.)
• Fixed misalignment of image and text in the buttons of the options popup in the panorama gallery. (Options are displayed when you tap on a panorama in the gallery.)
• The “merge quality” (min, low, med, high, max) is reported in the merge pane’s progress caption. (Merge quality is set in the options or settings panes.)
1.3.6
2015-02-27
Maintenance update.
1.3.5
2015-01-25
Panorama now registers notification settings of type alert, badge and sound to ensure these notification types are available for reporting when a merge is complete when the app is processing in the background or the screen is locked.
1.3.4
2015-01-13
• In the "Build" view you can tap the last photo added to edit it in the Aviary photo editor, just as you can edit stitched panoramas in the Gallery. Image editing options include: Enhance (Hi-Def, Illuminate, Color Fix), filter effects, frames, stickers, crop, rotate, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, draw, text, redeye, whiten, blemish and Meme.
• Both the Build and Camera views now support saving or building when there is only 1 photo (previously the app always required a minimum of 2 photos).
• Fixed adding location data to photos for iOS 8. If you choose to add location data, then the location of the panorama will appear in the Gallery, and you will also be able to access a map showing the location the panorama was taken. Tap on the location's name on a panorama in the Gallery to display the map.
• 64-bit support added.
• Both the Build and Camera views now support saving or building when there is only 1 photo (previously the app always required a minimum of 2 photos).
• Fixed adding location data to photos for iOS 8. If you choose to add location data, then the location of the panorama will appear in the Gallery, and you will also be able to access a map showing the location the panorama was taken. Tap on the location's name on a panorama in the Gallery to display the map.
• 64-bit support added.
1.3.2
2014-04-11
• Upgraded the Aviary photo editor to their just released version 4.
This photo editor is accessible from the Panorama gallery, and provides features such as Meme, filter effects, frames, stickers, orientation, cropping and text labels.
Simply access the gallery where your panoramas are saved and tap on one to bring up the options popover, and select "Edit".
• Added a new option in preferences named "Fine Feature Detection" which is used to improve the discovery of corresponding sections of the overlapping photos to stitch them together as seamlessly as possible.
This option is ON by default, and can possibly require longer processing time depending on the detail in the photos.
This photo editor is accessible from the Panorama gallery, and provides features such as Meme, filter effects, frames, stickers, orientation, cropping and text labels.
Simply access the gallery where your panoramas are saved and tap on one to bring up the options popover, and select "Edit".
• Added a new option in preferences named "Fine Feature Detection" which is used to improve the discovery of corresponding sections of the overlapping photos to stitch them together as seamlessly as possible.
This option is ON by default, and can possibly require longer processing time depending on the detail in the photos.
1.3.1
2014-04-01
1) The options pane in the camera view and the settings pane in the gallery pane have been merged into one pane.
This way you can set all preferences for Panorama in one place. You can access this pane from either the camera view or the gallery view.
2) Added an option to save location data in photos when they are obtained using the camera in Panorama. It is ON by default.
This data is used to display the location of each panorama in the gallery (ex. “Boston, MA”). It is also used in the gallery to show the location the panorama was generated on a map.
This way you can set all preferences for Panorama in one place. You can access this pane from either the camera view or the gallery view.
2) Added an option to save location data in photos when they are obtained using the camera in Panorama. It is ON by default.
This data is used to display the location of each panorama in the gallery (ex. “Boston, MA”). It is also used in the gallery to show the location the panorama was generated on a map.
1.3
2014-02-26
1) The options pane in the camera view and the settings pane in the gallery pane have been merged into one pane.
This way you can set all preferences for Panorama in one place. You can access this pane from either the camera view or the gallery view.
2) Added an option to save location data in photos when they are obtained using the camera in Panorama. It is ON by default.
This data is used to display the location of each panorama in the gallery (ex. “Boston, MA”). It is also used in the gallery to show the location the panorama was generated on a map.
This way you can set all preferences for Panorama in one place. You can access this pane from either the camera view or the gallery view.
2) Added an option to save location data in photos when they are obtained using the camera in Panorama. It is ON by default.
This data is used to display the location of each panorama in the gallery (ex. “Boston, MA”). It is also used in the gallery to show the location the panorama was generated on a map.
1.2.9
2013-09-30
Fixed an issue with the status bar not hiding in some views.
1.2.8
2013-09-25
• Exporting now offers more options, depending on the device: Airdrop, Message, Mail, Save, Copy, Print, etc.
1.2.7
2013-08-29
Improved memory management.
1.2.6
2013-06-10
Added the Aviary image editor to edit your merged panoramas.. (See http://www.aviary.com/about/features)
In the gallery, click on any merged panorama to display the options popover. Then click the new "Edit" button, the one with the scissors icon, to open the panorama in the image editor.
Editing options available: Enhance (Hi-Def, Illuminate, Color Fix), filter effects, frames, stickers, crop, rotate, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, draw, text, redeye, whiten, blemish and Meme.
In the gallery, click on any merged panorama to display the options popover. Then click the new "Edit" button, the one with the scissors icon, to open the panorama in the image editor.
Editing options available: Enhance (Hi-Def, Illuminate, Color Fix), filter effects, frames, stickers, crop, rotate, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, draw, text, redeye, whiten, blemish and Meme.
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Ratings
2.3 out of 5
3 Ratings
Reviews
ROC-889,
Needs work
This app might work best with iPhones with the longer (tele) lens. On my iPhone 11 that only has a Wide and Wider lens it did not work well. Another problem is the Auto-align function. Years ago there was an app called PANO that allowed the user to align shots manually, and it was great. I’m a photographer, and the problem with using a wide angle lens for composites is the amount of distortion at the edges, which makes seamless alignment extremely difficult. The longer the focal length the better. Wide angle lenses are great for a single image shot. This app has great potential. The developer needs to push it further.
qwertyuiop👺👺👺7️⃣9️⃣1️⃣6️⃣,
Love this app!!
I love this app but I don’t like to do panoramas. But I do do panoramas but I just merge them and edit them and draw. When I draw I make really cool drawings!
A Panorama. User,
Works well
This app has the best image stitching algorithm of all the panorama apps I've tried. The tips it gives while merging are very useful and the app provides detailed help topics. (The help topics are't available offline, unfortunately.) The latest update seems to have optimized the algorithm quite significantly, since before the update, the merging process took much longer. I recommend experimenting with the settings (there are a lot of them) to find the best combination.
The best part of this app, I think, is the ability to postpone image merging. Since merging still takes at least a minute, and even longer for pictures with complicated objects, (like trees) you can take the pictures you want, tap the thumbnail of your last picture to save your current pictures, and start the merger later.
This app is definitely worth the short time it takes to download.
The best part of this app, I think, is the ability to postpone image merging. Since merging still takes at least a minute, and even longer for pictures with complicated objects, (like trees) you can take the pictures you want, tap the thumbnail of your last picture to save your current pictures, and start the merger later.
This app is definitely worth the short time it takes to download.
Bittersweet Caramel,
Excellent, Use it all the time.
This app is so easy to use and makes great panoramas. The other apps I have tried distort the stitch photos and make it look unreal, like I photographed the scene with fish-eyed lens.
This app doesn't do that, and produces much more realistic panoramas. It is highly recommended to try it, and take note of the tips it gives in the "Merge" screen. In particular, one tip that helped a lot was the one about rotating the camera to better align the successive photos.
Thank you! At last an app that produces "natural" stitching.
This app doesn't do that, and produces much more realistic panoramas. It is highly recommended to try it, and take note of the tips it gives in the "Merge" screen. In particular, one tip that helped a lot was the one about rotating the camera to better align the successive photos.
Thank you! At last an app that produces "natural" stitching.
Moof Moof,
Best Resolution
Comparing with other panorama apps, I find that this one is capable of producing the best sharpness and resolution, by taking off the default settings for "megapixel limit" and "merge quality". It's fantastic, giving results equivalent to a wide angle lens version of your device camera.
Also, the feature for merging from camera roll is useful when you want to adjust the photos beforehand, such as to adjust contrast, exposure or sharpness, which also can improve the stitch.
Also, the feature for merging from camera roll is useful when you want to adjust the photos beforehand, such as to adjust contrast, exposure or sharpness, which also can improve the stitch.
JongAm Park,
Nice try, some enhancement required
Apple doesn't support panorama feature in their default app on iPhone pre-4s. So, this is useful for people with iPhone pre-4s.
But I found out that aligning photos are more difficult than Apple's, especially when the right 1/3 portion of a photo is filled with small objects.
Also, it doesn't support landscape mode. Well Apple's doesn't either well. But at lest there should be no bug like only half of its GUI is drawn. If you don't support screen rotation,block rotation. Then it will say people that this app doesn't support rotation.
But I found out that aligning photos are more difficult than Apple's, especially when the right 1/3 portion of a photo is filled with small objects.
Also, it doesn't support landscape mode. Well Apple's doesn't either well. But at lest there should be no bug like only half of its GUI is drawn. If you don't support screen rotation,block rotation. Then it will say people that this app doesn't support rotation.
Shiverclaw,
Really?
The app won't crash if you exit out of your other apps; if you have too many apps running Panorama will crash. To exit out of them, double tap the home button so the little area comes up at the bottom, hold down one of the apps, and press the minus buttons. I love this app and although it is kind of hard to line up the pictures,they are really cool after merging.
NJPhotoTeach,
Ever test this app before launch?
Sometimes you have to wonder if an app is ever tested before launch; this one clearly wasn't tested on an average pool of people because it makes little sense! I was able to complete one as save it but haven't been able to complete another. It's hard to take the photos and won't if it can't figure them out. Then, trying to merge them makes no sense! It also keeps saying they are done but I can't find them on my phone anywhere! Overall, waste of time, don't bother downloading.
Rhmerr,
Great stitching app!
This app worked great for stitching together 3-5 images taken on my iPhone to make a single image. I usually take 3 upright overlapping hdr images and this app allows me to combine them all into a single landscape image. Works great. Have not had any issues with it being slow or crashing my phone like some of the other apps I've tried.
Mr stefani,
Best panorama
This is the best panorama app I could find there is nothing wrong with this app. It is better than the panorama apps you have to pay for. This has good quality, but if you set it to high resolution it takes literally 2 hours to merge the images, but anything below that takes less 5 minutes to merge 5 pictures together.
