saltfish

Good Evening All...Hope all is well in TFP-Land...

K, I need a bit of help.. ..and I know this is a great place to find knowledgeable computer help.

For the past few years I have been using a program called 'Seamless' that came with a old 640x480 digital camera. This allowed me to take tons of shots and put them together as one image.

I just got back from a photoshoot where I took almost 200 images of a quilt for a group of ladies that would like it's image preserved for a lifetime. So I have like 300 megs of images and I can't seem to find the old disk for 'Seamless.' I'm going to be on the phone with the guys/gals at Sharp tomorrow.

But, I was wondering. Has anyone ever used a program like 'Seamless' that will allow you to "glue" a bunch of photos together to acheive one uber-photo? And if so did it work out well? From what I've used so far I have to have all of the same image size and they have to fit a perfect matrix 8x8, 10x8 and so forth. I can't be missing an image. Whereas, in seamless, I could just overlap the photos and it didn't care.

Any suggestions would be great. I have a feeling this is going to be a BIG project.

Thanks Again!

-SF

Jack Ruby

360 Professional Studio (look here) can stitch pictures to 360 panoramas, among other things. Maybe you'll find it useful.

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charliex

lots of pano tool reviews here http://www.panoguide.com/software/