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The Pano Warp plugin lets you perform pixel transformations used in panorama stitching.
Pano Warp gives you full control, but that also means you have to play around a bit. You can use it for preprocessing single frames and compose your panorama the pedestrian way (e.g. with Photoshop using layers).
Pano Warp is useful to provide an option to save and load up to five different parameter settings. A simple facility to compensate barrel distortion and vignetting also comes in handy.
Pano Warp also lets you switch between projections or re-adjust the horizon height. Pano Warp lets you resize and reposition the output image. You can also choose to display grid lines both before and after transformation.

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Basics: Adding a new ‘Projection’ lets you save your settings, for instance for different sensors or camera mounts.
For stitching you can make a new ‘Image View’, which you can assign to the ‘current view’. You can choose between ‘crop’ or’resize’ for this view.
You can also change the camera orientation to better match the stitching (such as horizontal to vertical stitching).
Pano Warp lets you modify the stitching parameters, such as lens distortion correction or ‘horizon level’, you can set to ‘preset’.
Image examples with and without transformation:

If you want to use Pano Warp just extract it, (you can find the jar file in the zip of this example project).
Now you can use this tool to process your camera images for stitching.
For simple panorama images the application of this plugin should be self explanatory. If your images are not that simple and if you want to take a closer look, you can read on how to use Pano Warp for stitching for more details.

Add to project (this button is only available if you are using Eclipse as IDE).

The project also has some sample images to use for your stitching experiments (included into the zip file).

I use and like Gimp – it’s free, it has a fairly user friendly UI, there’s lots of plugins, it’s pretty fast.
For the stitching, the software of choice is PTGui.
Another option is open-source software, if you’re comfortable with that – although it’s not free, it is maintained and supported (I used it with excellent results a while back) – but it’s not free.
For the preprocessing, I’ve used Photoshop to do some stuff – for instance to clean up the lens distortion.
You can do the same in Gimp – you can do some things in just a few mouse clicks, and it’s quite fast.
If you’re interested, the command line options to Photoshop are pretty much the same as to Gimp.

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Ctrl+Shift+R for rotate
Ctrl+Shift+L for flip
Ctrl+Shift+F for flip and rotate
Ctrl+Shift+P for mirror horizontal
Ctrl+Shift+T for mirror vertical
Ctrl+Shift+H for horizon up
Ctrl+Shift+L for horizon down
Ctrl+Shift+S for change scale
Ctrl+Shift+M for change rotation center
Ctrl+Shift+S for change center rotation
– Show/hide grid lines
– Snap to grid
– Move multiple
– Fit exact
– Fill area
– Re-position
– Scale
– Rotate
– Flip
– Fire mode (batch rotation with one click)
– Fire mode (batch rotation with continuous zoom)
– Control points color
– Preview
The following tab lets you change parameters for individual images.
The following tab lets you apply a parameter to all images in one click.
The following tab lets you use predefined settings and save the settings for further use.
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Keymac features:
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Horizontal Flip image
– Vertical Flip image
– Flip horizontal and vertical
– Mirror image
– Center Horizontal and vertical center
– Compensate barrel distortion
– Compensate vignetting
– Snap to grid
– Refine image by adjusting e.g. brightness
– Fit exact area
– Fill area
– Move image left
– Move image right
– Move multiple
– Move up
– Move down
– Scale image
– Rotate image
– Rotate image about horizontal center
– Rotate image about vertical center
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclockwise
– Rotate image by 90 degrees clockwise
– Rotate image by 180 degrees counterclock
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The Pano Warp plugin lets you perform pixel transformations used in panorama stitching.
Pano Warp gives you full control, but that also means you have to play around a bit. You can use it for preprocessing single frames and compose your panorama the pedestrian way (e.g. with Photoshop using layers).
Pano Warp is useful to provide an option to save and load up to five different parameter settings. A simple facility to compensate barrel distortion and vignetting also comes in handy.
Pano Warp also lets you switch between projections or re-adjust the horizon height. Pano Warp lets you resize and re-position the output image. You can also choose to display grid lines both before and after transformation.

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Author: JP

License: GNU General Public License

This is the official plugin portal for Warp™ –
the free, open source plugin for Adobe Photoshop. If you have
any questions, or if you are looking for plugins for Warp™,
feel free to contact us.

For more information please visit

Contact: warp-plug at warp-plug.org
Email: warp-plug at warp-plug.org

This plugin is a free, open source software product. It
is released under the GNU General Public License.
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Warp-Plug.in is a trademark of JP Toussaint.

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In version 8.0.

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The Warp™ plugin
lets you perform pixel transformations used in panorama stitching.

Pano Warp gives you full control, but that also means you have to play around a bit. You can use it for preprocessing single frames and compose your panorama the pedestrian way (e.g. with Photoshop using layers).

Pano Warp is useful to provide an option to save and load up to five different parameter settings. A simple facility to compensate barrel distortion and vignetting also comes in handy.

Pano Warp also lets you switch between projections or re-adjust the horizon height. Pano Warp lets you resize and re-position the output image. You can also choose

System Requirements For Pano Warp:

Hardware Requirements:
Microsoft Windows® 7 Home or Pro
Processor: 1 GHz processor or faster
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Microsoft DirectX® 11 compatible graphics card with 128 MB or more of video memory, and a D3D compatible driver.
DirectX®: Version 9.0c compatible video card or later
Hard Drive Space: (320 MB of free space recommended)
Networking: Broadband Internet connection
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