Generating and displaying panorama images online - Revision history

Aki at 19:41, 20 October 2025

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	* Output to a target folder. By default, the export folder was my desktop. Overwrite might not be wanted if you want to compare multiple renders.		* Output to a target folder. By default, the export folder was my desktop. Overwrite might not be wanted if you want to compare multiple renders.
	* Output file name: I use %g (pano render number), as the source image names, nor the default project name the app makes are relevant to identify the image.		* Output file name: I use %g (pano render number), as the source image names, nor the default project name the app makes are relevant to identify the image.

			Under the Panorama tab:
			* Default Projection needs to be what your viewer software uses. For the below software uses Spherical, which is what automatic will use.
			* For the below software, default crop needs to be Maximum projection range. Otherwise, for panos where it can't place all of the images, things won't look right.

	==Batch of Panos==		==Batch of Panos==

Aki at 15:56, 20 October 2025

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	==Viewing Panos Online==		==Viewing Panos Online==
	Software for displaying Panos online: https://photo-sphere-viewer.js.org/guide/		Software for displaying Panos online: https://photo-sphere-viewer.js.org/guide/

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Aki at 15:52, 20 October 2025

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			==Setup of Generation Software==

	The software Autopano Giga 4.4.2 can generate Panoramas. You can get it here: https://hdrmaps.com/blog/autopano-giga-is-now-free/		The software Autopano Giga 4.4.2 can generate Panoramas. You can get it here: https://hdrmaps.com/blog/autopano-giga-is-now-free/

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	* Output to a target folder. By default, the export folder was my desktop. Overwrite might not be wanted if you want to compare multiple renders.		* Output to a target folder. By default, the export folder was my desktop. Overwrite might not be wanted if you want to compare multiple renders.
	* Output file name: I use %g (pano render number), as the source image names, nor the default project name the app makes are relevant to identify the image.		* Output file name: I use %g (pano render number), as the source image names, nor the default project name the app makes are relevant to identify the image.

			==Batch of Panos==

	From within the software, select <code>File->Browse Folder</code>, select your folder of folders of unstitched panograph images with "Recursive into subfolders" selected. If your source images are consistent in image count, set the minimum and average image counts to that. This software is designed for manual pano images, which can make it miss photos. Alas, if the software doesn't think a pano was done right, it will skip an image group all together. It can be hard to tell if a group was skipped. As far as I know, there is no way to tell the software to use a set of images from a known pattern in a certain way.		From within the software, select <code>File->Browse Folder</code>, select your folder of folders of unstitched panograph images with "Recursive into subfolders" selected. If your source images are consistent in image count, set the minimum and average image counts to that. This software is designed for manual pano images, which can make it miss photos. Alas, if the software doesn't think a pano was done right, it will skip an image group all together. It can be hard to tell if a group was skipped. As far as I know, there is no way to tell the software to use a set of images from a known pattern in a certain way.

	This will create a photo group on the left panel per folder. You can either select "Detect" on the image groups you want to stitch together, or hit the same green icon at the bottom of the window to detect all groups sequentially. This will create a preview pano for each photo set. Hitting the gear will open a render window with lots of settings. This step lets you queue up multiple pano images. The progress of this queue is visible in the Batch renderer window. Doing multiple renders with different settings, and comparing them with either image comparison software like Beyond Compare or opening the panos in pano viewing software can help you get better results.		This will create a photo group on the left panel per folder. You can either select "Detect" on the image groups you want to stitch together, or hit the same green icon at the bottom of the window to detect all groups sequentially. This will create a preview pano for each photo set. Hitting the gear will open a render window with lots of settings. This step lets you queue up multiple pano images. The progress of this queue is visible in the Batch renderer window. Doing multiple renders with different settings, and comparing them with either image comparison software like Beyond Compare or opening the panos in pano viewing software can help you get better results.

			==Viewing Panos Online==
			Software for displaying Panos online: https://photo-sphere-viewer.js.org/guide/

Aki at 15:08, 20 October 2025

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	The software Autopano Giga 4.4.2 can generate Panoramas. You can get it here: https://hdrmaps.com/blog/autopano-giga-is-now-free/		The software Autopano Giga 4.4.2 can generate Panoramas. You can get it here: https://hdrmaps.com/blog/autopano-giga-is-now-free/

	The software uses the default settings to render a pano		The software uses the default settings to render a panos with. You can change these defaults with <code>Edit->Settings->Render</code>. Suggested changes:
			* Format to the image format and options you want.
			* Output to a target folder. By default, the export folder was my desktop. Overwrite might not be wanted if you want to compare multiple renders.
			* Output file name: I use %g (pano render number), as the source image names, nor the default project name the app makes are relevant to identify the image.

	From within the software, select <code>File->Browse Folder</code>, select your folder of folders of unstitched panograph images with "Recursive into subfolders" selected. If your source images are consistent in image count, set the minimum and average image counts to that. This software is designed for manual pano images, which can make it miss photos. Alas, if the software doesn't think a pano was done right, it will skip an image group all together. It can be hard to tell if a group was skipped. As far as I know, there is no way to tell the software to use a set of images from a known pattern in a certain way.		From within the software, select <code>File->Browse Folder</code>, select your folder of folders of unstitched panograph images with "Recursive into subfolders" selected. If your source images are consistent in image count, set the minimum and average image counts to that. This software is designed for manual pano images, which can make it miss photos. Alas, if the software doesn't think a pano was done right, it will skip an image group all together. It can be hard to tell if a group was skipped. As far as I know, there is no way to tell the software to use a set of images from a known pattern in a certain way.

	This will create a photo group on the left panel per folder. You can either select "Detect" on the image groups you want to stitch together, or hit the same green icon at the bottom of the window to detect all groups sequentially. This will create a preview pano for each photo set. Hitting the gear will open a render window with lots of settings. This step lets you queue up multiple pano images. The progress of this queue is visible in the Batch renderer window. Doing multiple renders with different settings, and comparing them with either image comparison software like Beyond Compare or opening the panos in pano viewing software can help you get better results.		This will create a photo group on the left panel per folder. You can either select "Detect" on the image groups you want to stitch together, or hit the same green icon at the bottom of the window to detect all groups sequentially. This will create a preview pano for each photo set. Hitting the gear will open a render window with lots of settings. This step lets you queue up multiple pano images. The progress of this queue is visible in the Batch renderer window. Doing multiple renders with different settings, and comparing them with either image comparison software like Beyond Compare or opening the panos in pano viewing software can help you get better results.

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The software Autopano Giga 4.4.2 can generate Panoramas. You can get it here: https://hdrmaps.com/blog/autopano-giga-is-now-free/

The software uses the default settings to render a pano

From within the software, select <code>File->Browse Folder</code>, select your folder of folders of unstitched panograph images with "Recursive into subfolders" selected. If your source images are consistent in image count, set the minimum and average image counts to that. This software is designed for manual pano images, which can make it miss photos. Alas, if the software doesn't think a pano was done right, it will skip an image group all together. It can be hard to tell if a group was skipped. As far as I know, there is no way to tell the software to use a set of images from a known pattern in a certain way.

This will create a photo group on the left panel per folder. You can either select "Detect" on the image groups you want to stitch together, or hit the same green icon at the bottom of the window to detect all groups sequentially. This will create a preview pano for each photo set. Hitting the gear will open a render window with lots of settings. This step lets you queue up multiple pano images. The progress of this queue is visible in the Batch renderer window. Doing multiple renders with different settings, and comparing them with either image comparison software like Beyond Compare or opening the panos in pano viewing software can help you get better results.