List of Features
| Feature | PTGui | PTGui Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic stitching: create panoramas with just a few mouse clicks | YES | YES |
| Manual mode: full control over the final result | YES | YES |
| Live preview: instantly see the effect of different settings, without the need to stitch first | YES | YES |
| Multi row panoramas: images can be stacked both horizontally and vertically | YES | YES |
| Stitch rotated and tilted images | YES | YES |
| Create HUGE panoramas: stitch hundreds of images into a gigapixel panorama | YES | YES |
| Support for JPEG, TIFF and PNG source images | YES | YES |
| Create panoramas in JPEG, TIFF or Photoshop format | YES | YES |
| Photoshop large document (.psb) support | YES | YES |
| Layered Photoshop output, ideal for retouching | YES | YES |
| Full support for 16 bit images, for the best image quality | YES | YES |
| Panorama editor: interactive adjustment of the panorama perspective | YES | YES |
| Create templates with frequently used settings | YES | YES |
| QTVR output: directly create a QTVR panorama in PTGui, or convert an existing panorama into QTVR format | YES | YES |
| Batch stitcher: prepare any number of panoramas and stitch them later without user intervention. | YES | YES |
| Support for multiple processors / multiple core computers | YES | YES |
| Stitch and blend HDR source images into an HDR panorama | - | YES |
| Stitch and blend bracketed LDR source images into an HDR panorama | - | YES |
| Calculate camera response curve from bracketed LDR source images | - | YES |
| Built in tone mapper | - | YES |
| Support for OpenEXR (.exr) and HDR Radiance (.hdr) source images | - | YES |
| Blend Priority parameter (useful for blending the nadir image in a spherical panorama) | - | YES |
| Viewpoint correction | - | YES |
| Vignetting, exposure and white balance correction | - | YES |
| Global adjustment of exposure and white balance | - | YES |
| Exposure Fusion | - | YES |
| 64 bit version | - | YES |
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