Panorama Maker for Mac
Create your own perfect panoramas.
$79.99
In English
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Panorama Maker overview
Panorama Maker turns any series of overlapping photos into a gorgeous panoramic image in just seconds. The program does most of the work for you by automatically selecting an entire group of pictures with one click, automatically organizing the photos into the proper order, then seamlessly stitching the photos into a panoramic masterpiece that you can print, share or post to the web.
Create dazzling panoramas within seconds:
- Create a superb panoramic photo in three easy steps: auto-select, auto-stitch and save.
- Provides five auto-stitch modes: Auto, Horizontal, 360, Tile, and Vertical.
- Perfect for panoramas from vast landscapes, towering skyscrapers, mountain ranges and more.
- Extend editing tools like Align Point and Photo Blend to achieve optimum effects of your panoramas.
- Provide manual editing tools to crop, straighten, and adjust color and exposure effects easily.
- Add frames and texts to decorate your panorama.
- Import photos of multiple formats including JPEG, TIF, RAW format supported by our system.
- Save and export in a variety of formats including TIFF, JPEG, JPEG-2000, and HTML.
- Compressed file formats LZW and PackBits are added to export formats now.
What’s new in version 7.0.10114
Version 7.0.10114:
- Support for OS X 10.9
- Fixed a few minor bugs
Panorama Maker for Mac
$79.99
In English
Version 7.0.10114
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Mar 10 2020
Version: 7.0.10114
This software no more exists on Mac unfortunately
Sep 13 2013
Version: 7.0.10105
Beware of this and other products from Arcsoft. Entirely slows down your Mac by running some weird services, causing Spotlight and Intego Virus Barrier running at 100% CPU usage.
DO NOT USE ANY ARCSOFT PRODUCT!
Jul 15 2013
Version: 7.0.10105
I compared the version 7 demo with Canon's Photostitch and Doubletake. The panoramas from Photostitch and Doubletake were crisper. Doubletake was the fastest with more controls.
Jun 26 2013
Version: 7.0.10105
I saw the MacUpdate reminder that this panorama maker 7 offer was expiring soon, so I came to the page. I spotlighted the words and found I too had bought (and never used) Panorama Maker 5. And, for good reason. I launched it to see if the app's built in Upgrade would offer something different. Forget about it. The app launched and started looking for unmounted drives, then looking for a movie I do not know even exists, and then just hung with the Cancel button inoperative.
Figuring there was no harm in trying out the trial version of PM7 I went to their site… what a bunch of BS… it downloads the free trial (linked on the PM7 page) but it is PM5. That probably means PM7 is even worse than PM5 Mac. The PC version too is an older version that it downloads.
Then I remembered why over the years I had never had any positive experience with any ArcSoft product… probably some nice guys and gals in some now bigger sized garage with good wishes and ideas but poor implementation.
Alas, even as a big fan of panoramas for decades, even at this discounted price I would not and cannot risk this.
Imran
Jun 5 2013
Version: 7.0.10105
A while back I bought PM 5 as part of a bundle.
I shoot a LOT of panoramic images, previously on film (scanned at 4000dpi) and now on digital SLR
PM5 had a mixed run with my images. Some panos worked fine, stitched together tightly and seamlessly.
Others failed comprehensively, with massive distortions.
All of my original images are shot on pro tripod with pro tripod head for shooting VRs and specifically for shooting overlapping images etc
I sent some of the images to the company and they tried to stitch together - end result is that they couldn't, so I have stopped using the software.
Your mileage may vary, you may never run into images you can't stitch, but if you hit the same wall I did, the software doesn't deliver.
I would urge you to trial the software with your largest image files (indiv files 50-80MB EACH) and shot under differing circumstances to test software.
I certainly won't be paying to upgrade to PM7 unless and until company can prove to me that images shot on semi-pro cameras (Nikon DSLRs) on pro tripod with pro VR head will be stitchable!
