Panorama.v2.0 / 2.0.1

Released January 3, 2022Major

iOS

What changed

New featureAdded option to resume panorama editing in the Build pane from the Gallery.
UXAdded choice to continue a panorama in either the Camera or Build pane upon resuming.
New featureAdded ability to manually adjust the overlap width percentage for photo stitching in the Build pane.
UXEnabled stitching for images with overlap values other than the standard 33%.
UXImplemented various minor enhancements.

Reception

50/ 100 impact score

Original release notes

NEW. In the Gallery a new option to resume a panorama in the Build pane is provided: Tap on a panorama for an array of options. When Resume is selected you now have the option to continue the panorama in the Camera (as before) or the Build pane.

NEW. In the Build pane you can also now change the width of the actual overlap between the photos for stitching. It is specified as a percentage of image width (or height if building a vertical panorama).

When stitching images in the Camera pane the expected overlap width is about 33% since that is how the size of the camera guide is set. But now in the Build pane you can stitch images that may overlap more or less than 33%.

This is useful for stitching photos taken from other sources or that have different overlap.

The ability to resume in the Build pane is also useful if you want to re-do a panorama in the Gallery that was created using the app's camera view with guide.

Other minor enhancements.

Previous update:

Fixed: After app relaunch the overlay guide in the camera view was not displaying after resuming a merged panorama from the Gallery.

Fixed: The quality and exposure matching controls in Settings have been modified to display better in iOS 13.

New: In the build view the 'Rotate 90º' switch has been renamed to 'Build Vertical', and when this option is ON the input images will be rotated LEFT 90º and the stitched result will be rotated 90º RIGHT (new). (This is done because the image stitcher stitches images left to right assuming that the registration overlap region is on the right and left sides of the images.)