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    Does anyone know if there is a (Canon) "PhotoStich" type program available for the Mac to make panoramic scenes? Can't seem to find one and certainly iPhoto wont do it.

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    Phil_Restan
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    18 Jan 2013 - 5:35 PM
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    It should be with bundled software according to this

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    There is one, look for Microsoft ICE, and i beleive it is free..

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    Hi
    There are a few apps on the App Store for making panoramas although only 1 gets favourable ratings which is Panoedit & that costs £10.49.You may want to look at Hugin which is free on windows and mac.There are several others including Arcsoft panorama maker but Hugin could be well worth a look.

    I hope this is of some help regards Adrian

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    What about good old Photoshop elements?

    its on your canon disc that came with camera

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    18 Jan 2013 - 7:15 PM
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    Photoshop (not sure how good the elements version is) or PTGui

    I use arcsoft panorama maker 4. which came with my panasonic camera.
    You can buy the program seperately.
    Works better that Adode`s stitch

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    Elements uses the same engine and interface as full fat shop or at least 11 does. Both it and PS are slower and have less control than PTGui.

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    When Photoshop works, I find it better, but it too often fails to line the images up (or at least one of them) - particularly iftheres not enough difference between the images (like seascapes). PTgui like you say is more flexible (just watch for blurring at the interfaces) - to get the most from it you need to understand control points.

    Somhow I can't see Photoshop managing this

    Thank you folks for all the advice. My wife had a good idea, look in the camera box for the original software CD's and of course they were there and on them was the Photostich program. Installed it to my Mac, a visit to Canon site "updated" it and all is well!

    axbridge-panoramic.jpg

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