Download PTGui 12.22

A regularly discussed piece of software in the Photo & Video Workflow subforum is PTGui. This program focuses on creating and adjusting composite images. This can be a vertical or horizontal panorama, but also one large image with an enormous resolution that is composed of countless separate shots. With a stack of photos as input, the program can then figure out how to place them next to each other. For the calculation-intensive part, the GPU can also be used via OpenCL to be ready faster. It features various options, where PTGui Pro also makes it possible to combine HDR photos, mask moving objects and adjust the viewing point, among other things. The following changes and improvements have been made in version 12.22:

Changes in version 12.22:

• Added support for Olympus .ori raw files.
• In all tables it’s now possible to un-select items by ctrl-clicking on a selected item (or cmd-click on Mac).
• Fixed: in certain spherical panoramas there would be a slight brightness difference between the left and right hand side of the panorama. In a panorama viewer this would appear as a vertical line.
• Fixed: possible crash when right clicking in the Image Parameters table.
• Fixed: Linux: On high DPI screens (having a scale factor of 200% or higher) images and thumbnails in the PTGui window were blurry.
• Fixed: Linux: PTGui Viewer: On high DPI screens the panorama would occupy only a fraction of the viewer window.
• Fixed: Linux: PTGui Viewer: in certain circumstances the viewer would not load a panorama file given on the command line. The window would appear to be stuck in the ‘loading panorama’ stage.
• Fixed: Export to PTGui 10 project would have the yaw, pitch, roll values ​​of all images set to zero.
• Fixed: Opening a PTGui Pro project in the standard version could result in an Assertion Failed error.
• Fixed: PTGui Viewer failed to start on old Windows 10 versions (before May 2019 update).
• On old Windows 10 versions (before May 2019 update), when using the dark theme, PTGui no longer has a dark title bar, to fix some rendering issues. Later Windows 10 versions and Windows 11 are not affected as they support a dark theme natively.