Need: Good panorama camera ap

[Dandapani]

It is unclear to me why there is no good panorama camera Android application except for what some phone vendors provide on their hand set. Why is this?

(By panorama camera ap, I mean one that takes subsequent pictures as one pans, and stitches them together semi-seamlessly. All the ones I can find just stack the pix end to end or cuts/pastes the images with no regard to blending the pixels.)

I had a good on my previous Nokia 5800 Music Express (Symbian S60V5) and I understand that there are several on the iPhone.

What's the deal? Not enough power on the chip? The JVM not fast enough?

 

[necosino]

PhotoStitch works great.

 

[bigbalou]

Hi,

maybe can you try my app "Andropan" which can take up to 10 pictures

Lifehacker Pack for Android: Our List of the Best Android Apps

It's a dev version so if you have comments and reflexions, let me know by sendig me a email with your device model and you android Os version

 

[Dandapani]

PhotoStitch works great.

Not a true panoramic image blender.

 

[Dandapani]

Hi,

maybe can you try my app "Andropan" which can take up to 10 pictures

Lifehacker Pack for Android: Our List of the Best Android Apps

It's a dev version so if you have comments and reflexions, let me know by sendig me a email with your device model and you android Os version

I have the Droid Incredible. Currently 2.1, but should be upgraded this week to 2.2.

 

[Mike123456789]

I've tried Photaf 3D panorama and got excellent results with it

 

[Arni01]

I agree with Mike !! Photaf 3D for me the best on the market now!!

Photaf 3D Panorama (Free) - Android app on AppBrain

 

[McLovin823]

D2 and DX have panorama assist features on their cameras. Know this may not help with HTCI device, but hey...it's out there! I would be very surprised if HTC doesn't release something to upgrade their camera to have this functionality.

 

[lifeonmtv]

+1 Photaf, it's not perfect now but it's getting better and better

 

[Wolfgang Grano]

What I see it is not possible to save Photaf panoramas to a normal image file. This way it is useless for me, because i don't want to be dependent on the Photaf viewer. Does anyone know a program which is able to save a panorama to a standard png or jpeg?

 

[Adauth]

Pano app works well.

 

[meme405]

Pano app works well.

Agreed although it can be a little odd in the way it works, with how you need to line up the shots and stuff, as long as you make a good attempt to do it properly it does a great job of stitching together pictures.

Here is a shot i took with pano, note that this is only 3 pictures. And i have done as many as 6 pictures, i have no idea how far pano will let you go.

 

[El Presidente]

Another +1 for Pano.

It does take a while to get used to, but you can get some decent shots with it.

 

[Brent212]

Anyone know of a panorama camera app that doesn't limit the resolution of the photos? The stock camera app on my Samsung Epic 4G Touch has a great panorama function, but it limits the resolution of all photos used in the panorama to 640x480, so the largest you can get a panoramic photo to be on the short edge is 640. That's weak when I can take a single image shot that's 3200x2400... it's like I have to decide if I want a cool looking panorama shot that's, at a maximum, only 640 pixels tall, and therefore can't be blown up, or a non-panoramic but with a high enough resolution that it can be printed out without looking pixelated. I wish there was an app that would allow panorama pics to be taken at the highest resolution the camera will capture at (so, with my 8 megapixel camera, it could be 3200 pixels tall), but haven't been able to find any.