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Product Description:
Use it when:
Arrange them using transparent overlaps
Adjust the overlaps.
Copy & Paste the result back to iPhoto, or save the result is uncompressed TIFF.
Limitations
- taking panorama images
- you can not get far enough away to fit everything in one shot
- your originals does not fint in your scanner
- your cell phone has too low a resolution
- you want to add surroundings to a shot of an event which has now passed
- you want to make large images suitable for the "Ken Burns" effect
Arrange them using transparent overlaps
Adjust the overlaps.
Copy & Paste the result back to iPhoto, or save the result is uncompressed TIFF.
Limitations
- The images must be in the same resolution.
- Arrangement is free, but in currently there is no support for blendings in matrix arrangement.
What's new in this version:
This is a beta release, which I believe to be stable, but I will keep the ReadMe and Status page updated.
The new features (since 1.6) are rotation and exposure adjustment tools which use Tigers "Core Image". See the one page manual and the sample images.
DoubleTake is now a universal binary for native support for the new Intel Macs.
The new features (since 1.6) are rotation and exposure adjustment tools which use Tigers "Core Image". See the one page manual and the sample images.
DoubleTake is now a universal binary for native support for the new Intel Macs.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4.2 or later
Screenshots:
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| Ease of Use: | (4.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.0) |
Price: | (4.0) |
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Featured Reviews
a great panoramic stitcher - Version: 2.2b17, 12/30/2008 10:48PM PST
(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)
camner
Freeware perfect alternative ... - Version: 2.2b10, 12/1/2008 05:47PM PST
(2 of 5 users found this comment useful)
roro01
Hugin.
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- Freeware perfect alternative ...
Simple, elegant, excellent - Version: 2.1, 9/8/2007 03:22PM PST
(4 of 4 users found this comment useful)
gotutt
I am not a professional photographer, nor a pro at Photoshop. However, I do a lot of photo projects for work, and have searched for a program to stitch together photos to make panorama shots.
This program could not be any easier to use, it makes lining up the shots a breeze (they overlap with translucency). Fine-tuning is very easy as well. Not for pros, but for the casual photographer that wants a quick way to stitch photos, this is it.
This program could not be any easier to use, it makes lining up the shots a breeze (they overlap with translucency). Fine-tuning is very easy as well. Not for pros, but for the casual photographer that wants a quick way to stitch photos, this is it.
1. Calico
2. Hugin
3. DoubleTake
4. The "panorama" feature of Photoshop Elements 6
What I find is that none of these work well with all of my panos. Each program seems to hiccup on a different kind of issue. By having several in my hip pocket, I can almost always get a decent stitch with one of these.
DoubleTake is among the easiest to use of all of these. When it works, it's very fast and very effective.