Bimostitch Panorama Pro

BCD Vision

About this app

Automatically stitch PC quality, hi res panoramas on-device, right in the palm of your hands.

Features:

+Stitch hi-res single-row, multi-row, vertical, horizontal, 360° panoramas or photospheres.

+Stitch 2 to 200+ overlapping photos into impressive wide-view panoramas.

+Simple and intuitive yet powerful panorama stitcher app.

+Share your awesome panos with family and friends via Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Instagram and many more.

+Automatic crop with minimal reduction in resolution.

+Automatic exposure balancing.

+Automatic straightening of panorama.

Pro Features:

+ Fast stitching.

+ High quality output (Maintains quality of source photos).

+ No ads.

+ Ultra high resolution output of up to 1 Gigapixels.

+ Video-to-panorama for converting videos of panning motion into panoramas.

+ JPEG or PNG output format.

+ Compress large panoramas to save space on your device.

+ Auto-color balancing.

+ Seam detection modes like optimal cuts for high quality output.

+ Save previews & load them up later

+ Adjust seam detection quality

+ Adjust intensity of auto-exposure/color balancing feature

+ Control the blending intensity

+ View source images while in the preview mode

+ Auto-lens calibration for lens distortion compensation when stitching images captured from wide-angle, ultra-wide angle and fisheye lens.

How it works?

Simply select/get photos in one of the following ways:

> Use the apps built-in photo-picker by pressing the gallery icon, select an album, select photos then confirm.

> Use other apps i.e the gallery app to send photos to this app for stitching purposes.

> Use your favorite camera app by pressing the camera button while in this app, snap overlapping photos then press back.

> Use a drone to capture aerial photos then share them with Bimostitch.

Bimostitch will then automatically match, align and blend together the selected images into a wonderful panorama using advanced on-device image stitching algorithms.

You can also shoot a video while panning about a fixed reference point (the camera lens should be the reference point) then share the video with Bimostitch which will automatically merge the key video frames into a panorama.

NOTE: You get multiple outputs at once if more than one set of overlapping photos are detected in your selection.

All this takes just a few minutes depending on your choice of maximum output resolution and your device’s computational power. You can visit the apps settings page to change properties such as the output album name, maximum resolution and many more choices to suit your needs.

NOTE: At least 4GB RAM required for 1 GigaPixels.

Why use this app?

– Works with photos from any source such as DSLR cameras, downloaded from the web or drones.

– Merge vertical, horizontal, multiple rows or a grid of overlapping photos into awesome panoramic images.

– Lightweight on your device and will make PC quality panoramic photographs right in the palm of your hand.

– Create panos conveniently while on the go like on a tour and get immediate high quality results, no need to carry all that equipment anymore and it’s fully an offline app too, no Internet? no problem.

– No gyroscope or special sensors needed.

It doesn’t matter whether you are a professional or newbie panoramic photographer, this app will work great for you.

Hope you enjoy using this panoramic app and that you will make memorable pano shots with it.

Enjoy

Ratings and reviews

The app works very well, not quite as well as Microsoft's Image Composite Editor (ICE) but very well. However, it has one pretty big flaw... It has no options to copy the original image metadata over. At the very least, copying the datetime of the shot, but also other metadata like GPS tags. Considering this is for Panoramas, meaning outdoors, losing the GPS tag is a big flaw. Both Google Photos, and Microsoft's software do that perfectly. And it's actually pretty easy to implement code-wise.

The updates did the trick! Now it does a great job! Those with issues, just set your camera in pro or manual with manual focus, manual white balance, etc. so that all images are consistent with each other. I'm producing incredible pictures that way! If you do automatic and point at green grass then the sky, your can be sure the exposure and everything else will come out very different!

[2021] Still using this regularly to turn video pans into panorama pictures. Works well with most scenes. Too much flat sameness (sea shore) will confuse it. Even works with videos from my point and shoot camera. Original review [2019]: Happy with it so far. I was specifically looking for a video to panorama tool. Videos taken from one spot with a pivot motion seem to work well. Videos created by moving the camera like a dolly shot in a movie not as so nicely. I hope to test this out more soon.

What’s new

v2.9.83
- Further optimization and robustness improvements
- Bug fixes

v2.9.82
- Optimization and robustness improvements
- Bug fixes

v2.9.81
- Speed and robustness improvements to image matching algorithms
- Bug fixes