Panoweaver

What Panoweaver is

Panoweaver stitches images into panoramas and can publish panoramic tours. It detects fisheye regions, matches points between images, adjusts stitching parameters, then remaps and blends the results. Panorama formats include spherical, cubic, cylindrical, gigapixel, and Little Planet. Inputs include JPEG, PNG, BMP, TGA, TIFF, Camera RAW, and 16-bit images. Professional Edition supports batch and HDR stitching for 300 groups of images. HDR processing combines 2–10 stops per group and can export JPEG, PNG, BMP, EXR, TIFF, and HDR files. Panoramas can be published in HTML5, Flash VR, or SWF for viewing on PCs, mobile devices, and glasses. The interface supports English, Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Spanish, and Italian. The trial includes all features but adds a watermark to published panoramas. License purchases include technical support and minor-version updates. Easypano says activation is anonymous and uses only the minimum data needed to verify a license. Panoweaver is listed for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows, from $149.95 one-time.

Who it suits

Panoweaver suits panoramic photographers, real estate agents, website design companies, multimedia designers, and corporations. Professional Edition's batch and HDR tools may suit users handling multiple image groups.

Limits

The trial adds a watermark to published panoramic images. Standard Edition does not include batch processing or HDR, and automatic tripod removal is unavailable in that edition.

Getting started

1. Visit the Easypano website.
2. Choose the Android, iOS, macOS or Windows version.
3. Try the trial, or purchase a license starting at $149.95 one-time.
4. Import supported source images such as JPEG, TIFF or Camera RAW.
5. Stitch panoramas and publish them in HTML5, Flash VR or SWF format.

Verdict

Panoweaver combines panorama stitching, HDR processing, and tour publishing. The trial has all features but watermarks published panoramas; the listed starting price is $149.95 one-time.