A frequently discussed piece of software in the Photo & Video Workflow subforum is PTGui. This program focuses on creating and adjusting composite images. This can be a vertical or horizontal panorama, but also one large image with an enormous resolution that is composed of countless individual shots. Using a stack of photos as input, the program can figure out how to put them side by side on both macOS and Windows computers. In addition, for the computation-intensive part, the GPU can be used via OpenCL to be ready faster. It features various options, where PTGui Pro also makes it possible to combine HDR photos, mask moving objects and adjust the viewing point, among other things. The changelog for this release looks like this:
Changes in version 11.32:
- For spherical panoramas the following additional tags are now added to the Google Photosphere (GPano) metadata for compatibility with Google Photos: InitialViewHeadingDegrees, InitialViewPitchDegrees, InitialViewRollDegrees
- Added lens data for TTArtisan 11mm F2.8 Fisheye
- PTGui now supports a proxy server for online activation
- Updated LibRaw to the latest version, adding support for new raw formats
- Added sensor size data for new cameras
| Version number | 11.32 |
| Release status | Final |
| Operating systems | Windows 7, macOS, Windows 8, Windows 10 |
| Website | PTGu |
| Download | https://www.ptgui.com/download.html |
| License type | Paid |