If there is a free website I can go to to get a photo stitched together? I have a panographic photo that is too large for my scanner. So I scanned it in two sections and need them "stitched" together to make one jpeg. Anyone know of anything I can use/do?
Great fee program.. with lots of edit tools
they have an update so I dont know what the latest one is like, but if its as good as the one I have then you should enjoy it..
I also use photofiltre but they dont have a stitch program from what I could see'
Good luck
Only know how to do this on the computer, don't know of any stitching websites. Usually is for rather large images, and that's not the easiest thing for a website to handle.
Photoshop has some integrated functions specifically for stitching, but then ofcourse you do need to have access to photoshop.
Just to expand on what Raymond has said, there is a panoramic function in both Elements & the "full" version of Photoshop, though I would not recommend making use of anything before CS3, as the results are poor. (unlike other Photoshop functionality, I don't thnk there is any difference between the "consumer" and 'pro" versions. If you have access to this software, look in the Help menu & search for "photomerge" or "panorama".
My 365 is all panoramas and the majority have been made in CS3 & 4.
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on there edit button there is a stitch tool.
http://software.informer.com/getfree-photoimpact-5-bundled-software/
Great fee program.. with lots of edit tools
they have an update so I dont know what the latest one is like, but if its as good as the one I have then you should enjoy it..
I also use photofiltre but they dont have a stitch program from what I could see'
Good luck
Photoshop has some integrated functions specifically for stitching, but then ofcourse you do need to have access to photoshop.
My 365 is all panoramas and the majority have been made in CS3 & 4.