Can this program "stitch" several photos together to make a panaramic picture?
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I highly recommend you search for and try a program called Hugin to create panorama's. Hugin is free. The interface is a bit rough, but the results have always been very good for me and I always let it automate the stitching without me changing anything.
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If you have a Canon brand camera, they have a program you may be able to download from their website for free that does a great job of stitching photos together.
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Not out of the box as far as I can tell. It would probably require a plugin of some sort. I'm not aware of any specific one but the good news is that PaintShop Pro also supports a good amount of PhotoShop plugins.
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I am not sure if you can do that with the camera. I cropped them on my computer...
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You can take up to three pictures, either left to right or right to left. After taking the first (say left hand) picture, the edge of this picture (perhaps 10% of the total width) appears at the left edge of the viewfinder. You then line up the image for the second picture with the edge of the first and take the picture. The process is repeated for the third picture. The camera then stitches the three pictures into one. Usually hard to see the joins - very impressive!
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Yes. But it takes a bit of learning curve. Not as easy as in Adobe. But still doable
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This camera uses a series of coordinated images made in "panorama mode" and 'stitches' them together to form the "pano". Once the separate images have been assembled they will be in one file that then may be printed through other software such as PhotoShop. At that point the print size is flexable. I have printed complete 'panos' on 8/5x11 to 14x17 paper. You should, with a little playing with it, be printing your panoramas relatively quickly.Stoney Truett
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The program converts pixels to stitches, as best as I can figure. It does not does not import as if a sketch, only as blocks. Backstitch lines can be added later.
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Yes, it can. We used it for a school logo- we scanned it in, and then converted it to a cross stitch. You basically import the photo file name, choose what size of cross stitch fabric and stitches that you want to use, and then assign thread colors to each part of your picture. A nature photo might be tricky, just because there could be lots of colors and small stich areas. The fewer the colors and simpler the picture, the easier it will be for you. Good luck!
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Yes, absolutely. Make sure you know which you select as Source and which as Destination - otherwise you might end up copying in wrong direction. You need something like CarbonCopy software.
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Set it on full auto - red with "iA" in the center. The computer will take multiple pictures and then merge them together for one good photo. You really have to hold the camera steady, though. Like you would for a very long shutter speed.
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It has something called Digital Wide and Digital Panorama, here are the descriptions: Digital Wide mode to compose an extra-wide-angle picture (equivalent to approx. 19mm wide angle in the 35mm format) from two separate images. Digital Panorama can stitch together 2 or 3 shots to create a panoramic photograph. In the manual these are shown on pages 79 to 82.
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I don't know what a stitch assist is, but it does have panoramic shooting mode.
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No. That can be done easily with a free third party software like Frameshots 3.
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Sort of. There's a "Panorama" Scene mode, but it's essentially just an onscreen guide for lining up multiple images. You're expected to actually stitch these together later in software. If your scene is in the distance, and you pay close attention to the part of the scene that's in the left-most box and place it in the right-most box for the next shot, this system actually works pretty well.
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I haven't tried that with the scanner, but I would assume so. There are also plenty of freeware out there that allows you to combine multiple images into one pdf document, etc
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Yes! You can resize the foreground photo and move it up, down, left, and right. The foreground can be as large or tiny as you like. You can do the same with the background. Everything is adjustable. I'm loving this software.
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I do not believe it will. I have found nothing that indicates that is a capability. Most who want that type of picture would simply crop it when they edit the image. I hope this will help.
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Sorry I cannot answer your question. I wasn't pleased with its limitations and having to buy more software and wound up buying the 6-D Embroidery Premier software