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Stitching Images

I used to use the 'Photomerge' feature in photoshop CS but have since found the 'Panorama Factory' (part of the 'Pano Tools' family I believe??) to be much better.
It gives you much more control compared to the fully automatic basic stiching tools, which allows you to get a much better final result.
Regards, Nic.
niccleave.com
It gives you much more control compared to the fully automatic basic stiching tools, which allows you to get a much better final result.
Regards, Nic.
niccleave.com

A couple of years ago I did a comparison of seven stitching programs - it's still on the net here.
Bear in mind that probably all these programs have been updated since I did this so results may be better now - one of these days I'll get around to updating it. I'm still using the original version of Photovista though!
Also see Panoguide
Bear in mind that probably all these programs have been updated since I did this so results may be better now - one of these days I'll get around to updating it. I'm still using the original version of Photovista though!
Also see Panoguide

PS7 can give excellent results if you use the various tricks available to blend the different sections together - especially alignment & colour matching. There's an excellent chapter on this in the best book on PS7 that I've I've found, by a long, long way. The book is 'The photoshop Book for Digital Photographers' by Scott Kelby published by New Riders Publishing ISBN 0735712360. It's great for other photo manipulation stuff too - just the stuff digital photographers want. And no, I'm not on commission for selling his book....