I've been using the program called Hugin. its one of the few options for Linux (also windows, not sure about mac) but its a very powerful tool. Way better than canons stitcher that I used to use a lot (though canon's photostitch was a bit easier). The defaults and automated functions work pretty well but this software has a ton of manual adjustments and features, and can do HDR, tiffs and all sorts of formats. The only thing I think is fiddly for the average user is it sometimes projects the image all funny and you might have to rotate or move it around to get it straight and level. Advanced users will probably really like it compared to other freeware.
I've stitched several images, some over 30 pictures that are 18MP each. A couple examples from The Great Range:
10 images, Larger version:
32 images, Larger version:
And just for reference, if you don't believe that last one was 32 images, here is one full image of just the center...
Larger:
I've stitched several images, some over 30 pictures that are 18MP each. A couple examples from The Great Range:
10 images, Larger version:
32 images, Larger version:
And just for reference, if you don't believe that last one was 32 images, here is one full image of just the center...
Larger:
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