Street in Brandon: 4 photos autostitched, B&W.Hello out there! It seems I've found a free program that will stitch multiple photos together. It's called Autostitch and it is a blast to work with. It works on a really easy premise. Take a few horizontal or vertically stacked photos, import them into autostitch, and stitch them together!
There are a few flaws in the program though. For example: stitching two different angled photos together won't work. Also, make sure that the next photo you take in your sequence contains an object from the previous photo. Otherwise, the program won't know where to join them. Another thing to watch for is stitching different exposed photos together. It will work, but the panorama will be exposed differently in different areas.
After autostitch does it's magic, you'll have to crop the photo. You'll end up with something like this:
Thunder Bay Ontario: 6 photos autostitched.
You'll have to import it into gimp, or windows photo editor to crop it. Personally, I fiddled with mine in gimp, and added a dramatic black and white effect:
The finished product.
And there's the finished product! Happy stitching!
Jarrett
There are a few flaws in the program though. For example: stitching two different angled photos together won't work. Also, make sure that the next photo you take in your sequence contains an object from the previous photo. Otherwise, the program won't know where to join them. Another thing to watch for is stitching different exposed photos together. It will work, but the panorama will be exposed differently in different areas.
After autostitch does it's magic, you'll have to crop the photo. You'll end up with something like this:
Thunder Bay Ontario: 6 photos autostitched.You'll have to import it into gimp, or windows photo editor to crop it. Personally, I fiddled with mine in gimp, and added a dramatic black and white effect:
The finished product.And there's the finished product! Happy stitching!
Jarrett
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