Unlike the paid Pano and Panorama apps, PanoLab is free, and allows for both vertical and horizontal panorama creations. Unlike Pano, PanoLab does not feature any blending or ghosting as a means of lining up pictures — instead you take the pictures one at a time and then move them around to create a collage. However, this is also ultimately the strength of the application. As can be seen by the examples on the company blog, this free app can turn you into an amateur David Hockney, if you will invest the time.
PanoLab is an app I would have gladly paid for. As a giveaway, it’s a no brainer.
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October 22nd, 2008 at 10:21 pm
hey my friend got a panoramic picture app (i dont know which one) and he said he really liked it except the only thing bad about it was that it saved it as a normal picture so it was way too small and i was wondering if this application was any better