#Autopano giga vs pro how to#

The usual: 'Select photos'Īs in any piece of software dedicated to image editing, it's possible to select the images to stitch directly from your hard drive.

However, it is obviously also possible to open and stitch all the photos we want by selecting them from the folder(s) we want, in a much more classic way. It is indeed quite logical! Even if most of the time, only a few seconds separate two consecutive photos, a few minutes or more separate two different panoramas.

Against this current, Autopano Pro / Giga can also analyze a folder and gather, in the groups column, all the photos that have been taken in a given period of time. Indeed, the logic of numerous pieces of panorama software is based upon the choice by the photographer of all the photos to stitch in a given folder. (Contribute to the development of this site by buying this DVD from the link over here.)Įven if each piece of panorama software has its own operating mode when opening a new project, Autopano Pro / Giga's is original on more than one point because even if we still have the classic: choose images from a folder, it offers an original mode of analysis of a folder. Part 1: 10'40 - part 2: 6'58 - part 3: 5'12īuy and watch this video tutorial from The interface of Autopano | Analyze a folder | Gigapixels (This tutorial was made with Autopano version 2.5) There are indeed numerous cases that can have important consequences on the workflow.

#Autopano giga vs pro how to#

In this second part, I'll try to show you how to open a new project, classic or gigapixel, create a new group of images to stitch, apply the new plugin filters, save a project to reopen it later at the same stage, etc. In the first part of this tutorial dedicated to photo stitching with Autopano Giga / Pro 4.4, we've studied the interface and the preferences of Autopano Giga and Autopano Pro. Depending on whether you're going to stitch a simple panorama or a complete sphere or even a gigapixel world record, Autopano Giga will allow you to select the images to stitch in pretty different but adapted ways.