Panorama Stitcher For Mac

If you are an avid photographer, you have probably come across landscapes that simply cannot be captured in one picture, but would look amazing in a wide-angle, panoramic representation. You can, of course, take multiple photos, but combining them can prove to be tricky.

This is where Panorama Stitcher comes in, as it can perform this operation automatically, requiring little to no user input. You can just import your photos, let the app do its job and then export the resulting picture to a preferred format.

The biggest advantages this application offers are its remarkable intuitiveness and the fact that it automates the stitching process. All you need to do is drag and drop the individual shots, and the app will combine them without asking you to align everything manually.

Panorama Stitcher corrects the exposure level and lens shading automatically, in addition to using a deghosting algorithm to overcome the issue of moving objects.

While the application does perform these adjustments automatically, you can fiddle with the settings yourself. The exposure level, for example, can be modified to ensure the average level calculated by the app is accurate.

Also, you can choose between the Superscribe and Inscribe options when it comes to cropping, should you wish to keep or eliminate corners outside the panorama edges, as well as resize the selection rectangle yourself.

Panorama Stitcher offers two projection settings, Rectilinear and Equirectilinear, which are each best suited for narrow or wide angle shots. You also have access to the Projection Editor, which allows you to eliminate any remaining inconsistencies.

As far as exporting goes, you can save the created picture to JPEG, TIFF or PNG, set the output scale or specify the image’s exact dimensions.

Overall, Panorama Stitcher is a simple to use OS X application that can help photographers create jaw-dropping panoramic pictures in no time at all, as it can do the job automatically and requires almost no user input.