This is where the fun of Photostitcher comes into the picture.
If your images are anything other than flat, definitely experiment with the warp surface style options. If your original images are flat, the warp surface to choose is spherical. Clicking on ok continues the relatively quick process of stitching at about 45 seconds. To create a simple panoramic photo, select the spherical option. There are six options to choose from under warp surface that include, plane, cylindrical, spherical, fisheye and stereographic. This brings up a window asking which format you would like to stitch the images with. To start the process of stitching a few photos, click on the play button next to the crop option. Once inside of the app, the photos are displayed in a scrollable list with large previews. Tap the plus button once and you are then able to select pictures from anywhere on your Mac.
Photostitcher for Mac by Teorex has an easy to use method to import photos with just a few clicks. For the rest of us that want to create a similar effect with a group of photos on a Mac, that is where Photostitcher comes into the picture. Do you ever wonder how photographers create wide panoramas of amazing vistas or landscapes? Most top photogs have special lenses and other camera gear that cost tens of thousands of dollars.
