Bit-Side PanoMan Software
Generating amazing 360° panoramas with your mobile phone has never been so fast and easy:
Just turn around with your smartphone and scan the scenery you want to capture. The fully automatic patent-pending stitching-algorithm of PanoMan™ composes the captured photos to an impressive panorama, in realtime and up to 360°!
It’s all new, it’s all fresh! Here is PanoMan 3.0 with new features and exciting improvements!
Just turn around with your smartphone and scan the scenery you want to capture. The fully automatic patent-pending stitching-algorithm of PanoMan™ composes the captured photos to an impressive panorama, in realtime and up to 360°!
It’s all new, it’s all fresh! Here is PanoMan 3.0 with new features and exciting improvements!
PanoMan 3.0 comes in landscape mode with a preview area on the screen displaying the panoramic image captured so far as well as a small info area showing the frame resolution and the number of frames captured/available.
Due to the improvements made in heap consumption, you can capture up to 12 frames within one session, creating eye-popping up to 360° images with up to 32 Megapixel (on e.g. N95 8GB; maximum resolution on other devices might be actually lower).
You can choose from a variety of new settings:
- Exposure correction: PanoMan can automatically correct possible exposure differences between frames and so create smoother panoramas.
- White balance: you can adjust the colour tone of your panorama depending on current light conditions. This assures that white regions remain white in your final panorama.
- Sound: play a sound with every frame captured.
- Storage: store images on the phone or memory card.
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Due to the improvements made in heap consumption, you can capture up to 12 frames within one session, creating eye-popping up to 360° images with up to 32 Megapixel (on e.g. N95 8GB; maximum resolution on other devices might be actually lower).
You can choose from a variety of new settings:
- Exposure correction: PanoMan can automatically correct possible exposure differences between frames and so create smoother panoramas.
- White balance: you can adjust the colour tone of your panorama depending on current light conditions. This assures that white regions remain white in your final panorama.
- Sound: play a sound with every frame captured.
- Storage: store images on the phone or memory card.
get file
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