Use PTGui to stitch any number of photos into a panoramic image. Some benefits of PTGui, when compared to other stitching software:
PTGui can stitch multiple rows of images
Create 360 degree cylindrical panoramas, 'flat' partial panoramas and even spherical 360x180 degree panoramas
No need to keep the camera level: PTGui can stitch rotated and tilted images
Virtually unlimited output size: create Gigapixel panoramas from hundreds of images!
Layered output allows full control over the final stitched result
PTGui stitches most panoramas fully automatically, but at the same time provides full manual control over every single parameter. This enables stitching of 'difficult' scenes, where other programs fail.
Full 16 bit workflow for best image quality
And much more...

WHAT'S NEW Version 9.2.0:
Application:

Fix: crash if a corrupt JPEG file was loaded
Fix: memory leak when loading a file with corrupt EXIF data
Fix: possible crash when a source image is modified externally
Fix: sorting images (Sort button in the Source Images tab) could take a very long time
Fix: after optimization some control points could have a reported optimization distance of 0, while the actual error is very large
Fix: some settings saved by File - Make Default would be ignored if checkboxes in Project Settings - Template behaviour were unchecked
Fix: Numerical Transform window would show rounded values even if this was disabled in Options/Preferences
Fix: edges of the panorama were cut off for 360 degree circular fisheye output
Fix: Metadata window: certain GPS coordinates would be shown as, e.g., 9.35999999... instead of 9.36
Fix: Mac: scrolling using the trackpad in the Batch Builder and Batch Stitcher windows didn't work correctly
dcraw updated to version 9.21
Wider input fields in Numerical Transform
Source images with file names containing numbers are now sorted intelligently: 'Image 20.jpg' now comes before 'Image 113.jpg'. Previously alphabetic ordering was used so '20' would come after '113'.
Added EXIF sensor size data for a number of cameras
PTGui Web Viewer:
Fix: In some browsers autorotating would stop after a while
Fix: In some browsers, if pan or tilt limits were set (partial panorama) the display would be corrupted or the viewer would stop responding
Fix: mouse wheel zooming did not work in Firefox
Fix: mouse wheel zooming would also scroll the web page in which the viewer was embedded
If minimum and maximum pan bounds are set, autorotation no longer stops at the edge but reverses direction
Right-mouse-click popup window: the text in this window has been changed from 'Created with PTGui' to 'PTGui Viewer version x.x'
On a mac the panorama can now be navigated by swiping with two fingers on the touchpad, or by swiping with one finger on the surface of the magic mouse. This can be

disabled by adding 'enablemactouchpad: false' to the viewer options in the HTML source.
Dragging while holding down the right mouse button now also zooms in and out
When autorotation starts the viewer will navigate towards the horizon. This is still the default but this behaviour can be disabled by adding 'autorotatetohorizon:

false' to the viewer options in the HTML source.

REQUIREMENTS
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later

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