... ruins the image. it seems that version 2.8.0 of pano12.dll has different anti- aliasing filters. however, the examples on ...

PanoTools NG - jdmb00 - 06-Oct-10 01:11

... the head of a pin in 72 point type. Pano talks about pano12 version 2.8.4,,,I seem to have accumulated 15 versions pano12, some of which are limited to 160 degrees over patent concerns, others ...

PanoTools NG - smarfingerfeulcher - 06-Oct-01 08:50

... In version 5 of PTGui this was easily fixed by loading the pano12 > library published on Max Lyons' web site. However, PTGui 6 no longer > accepts versions of pano12.dll past 2.8.0. You can switch of the compatibility check of ...

PanoTools NG - Serge Maandag (yahoo) - 06-Sep-19 14:45

... could not be located in the dynamic link library pano12.dll" In version 5 of PTGui this was easily fixed by loading the pano12 library published on Max Lyons' web site. However, PTGui 6 no longer ...

PanoTools NG - jannesbolten - 06-Sep-19 02:38

Since the last 2.8.4 release of pano12 broke compatibility with PTStitcher, we are going to release new ... is a pre-release release-candidate, so please ...

PanoTools NG - Bruno Postle - 06-Sep-11 23:51

Never mind, found it here: for PC: http://photocreations.ca/panotools/index.html for MAC http://www.geocities.com/fov960/Mac_PanoTools.html -- Wiki: http://wiki.panotools.org/ Gmane (news) nntp://news.gmane.org/gmane.c

PanoTools NG - Peter Gotlib - 06-Sep-11 04:31

Can anyone point me to where I can download a compiled version of the patched Panorama Tools library capable of stitching Fisheye images with FOV greater than 160 ? Also: Does this exists for both Mac and PC? Thanks. -- Wik

PanoTools NG - Peter Gotlib - 06-Sep-11 02:16

Jim Watters twisted the bytes to say: Jim> dmgalpha wrote: > > Use PTblender and output the colour correction curves, then load them > > into photoshop or the gimp. This will give you the flexibility you > > need. You can run PTblender wi

PanoTools NG - Daniel M. German - 06-Jul-29 23:18

On Saturday, July 29, 2006 at 17:44, dmgalpha wrote: > Use PTblender and output the colour correction curves, then load them > into photoshop or the gimp. This will give you the flexibility you > need. You can run PTblender with only the images yo

PanoTools NG - Erik Krause - 06-Jul-29 22:53

--- In #removed#, "Erik Krause" wrote: > > On Saturday, July 29, 2006 at 15:11, dmgalpha wrote: > > > This process will work very well when the images overlap perfectly > > (and the colour difference is small). > > > > If you have a

PanoTools NG - dmgalpha - 06-Jul-29 19:45