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Can you suggest a good imaging package to stitch multiple digital images together?
I need to stitch several images together to make one image for a work project. Can you suggest a good package to use for this? Nothing too complicated as I am up against time pressures! Thanks
This software should be free (ideally!) and able to produce images in jpeg or other recognised compressed formats. Thanks
5 Answers
- 2 decades ago
There's a web site you should read:
http://www.tawbaware.com/maxlyons/gigapixel.htm
He describes doing huge (more than a gigapixel) images by stitching, the software he uses (PTAssembler) and the issues of distortion. There's a "how to" which I think will help you a lot.
- JeanetteLv 45 years ago
If you just wanna resize and do all that simple stuff you don't really need photoshop at all. It just wouldn't be worth it for your money. Paint is an incredibly overlooked tool, and it probably came as a default program with your computer. Just use that.
- lil_angel64Lv 42 decades ago
Print Shop, Microsoft Picture It premium, Photo shop, PrintMaster and maybe even paint on your computer.
My favorite and a very easy one is Roxio Photo Suite. Hope this helps!!
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- 2 decades ago
we can use photoshop for ur probelm and u can make how ever u want and also us egraphics for this
