> Going back a few emails, we were discussing the stitching software that
> was used to compose that shuttle landing picture.
>
> I mentioned at the time that I would look for something online equally
> as good, and I think I have found it.
>
> A program called AutoStitch that is indeed free (at least the Demo
> version, which I can find no limitations with).  I put it to the task of
> stitching 18 photos I took a couple of years ago, that I had originally
> stitched both manually and later with the program in Photoshop.
> Autostich produced a FAR better and faster result!  Equal to the shuttle
> landing panorama.
>
> The only problem I see with it, is that by default, it produces a
> picture that is 10% of the original's size, and at a 25% jpeg
> compression.  But by opening the options you can select anything up to
> 100% of size and from none to 100% compression.  You can also select
> rotation, blending and many other options.  It does not retain these on
> shutting down, and defers to it's default settings, but they are easy
> enough to change.
>
> It only took about 3 minutes here to completely adjust, rotate and blend
> those 18 photos.  I'll be using this from now on.
>
> www.autostitch.net  Click on the "Download"  link at the top of the page
> for the so-called "Demo".  Scroll down the page for samples, and a
> description of how it works.
>
> It appears to be full featured, and is totally automatic (once you
> select the options you want to change).  And it does the best job of any
> I've tried yet.
>
> Harley


I'll have to try that Harley.  Thanks for the link.


Matt-