I want to make a vertical panorama - Like a panorama of a flagpole. Does anyone know of a program (besides Photoshop) that will stitch together photos vertically?
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Perhaps if you pan vertically? Like a sideways landscape….it wouldn’t make anybdifference to the software if your flagpole is in its side
What I am looking for is a program that will stitch vertically. The programs I've seen all stitch photos side by side, I'm looking for one that stitches by stacking the photos of the flagpole one on top of the other so I wind up with a pano of a flagpole.
On Windows try Microsoft ICE 1.4.4 I find it better than the later version 2 as it will read Nikon RAW files.
Both downloads not from Microsoft as is not supported by Microsoft any more but I have yet to find a simple panorama stitcher that compares.
Some idea of what you can do, watch out for movement, can be seen on far left and far right, tripod recommended and still water for boats.
Both downloads not from Microsoft as is not supported by Microsoft any more but I have yet to find a simple panorama stitcher that compares.
Some idea of what you can do, watch out for movement, can be seen on far left and far right, tripod recommended and still water for boats.
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Yes, Thus is what I'm looking for. Unfortunately, it's an old program. I have Windows 11 64bit and the installer for the program is 32 and I am having trouble downloading it. Perhaps there is a way but I would rather find a program that fits without having to push/pull/squeeze to get it to work. You got it right, it's what I'm looking for and hopefully there is a more modern program available. Thanks.
I have a friend that uses PTGUI for his elaborate panos and really likes it. I don't often do panoramas, so I use the the free Microsoft Image Composite Editor.
yes I get that you want to stitch vertically, but stitching horizontally is technically the same if you have your camera sideways on and pan up or down a mast (for example) -- think of it as a mast on its side and pan normally.
KirstyM
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This is what I have done with vertical panoramas… works fine!
exactly what I'm saying.
Darrellhar
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To my knowledge every application what will stitch horizontally will also stitch vertically. The application can usually figure out which what they stitch together and will just do it. LR does this with no issues at all.
Affinity Photo does both ...
You're missing the fact that no matter which way the camera is held the flagpole will be vertical so unless the images are stacked ...
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I'm using ON1; YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!!! Thank you.
I've stitched vertically with LR.
i was expecting you to rotate the images 90°
But the op has been answered, so no need to continue.
An old thread, sorry, but I just saw this article and recalled this thread…
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Shooting Vertical Panoramas | Photography Mad
Vertical panoramas offer a unique and interesting alternative to the normal horizontal kind. Use them in your photography to provide an unusual view.
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