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From: Gene Zajicek
Re: [BEE-L] Photographing frames

I teach at a course on photo manipulation at our local adult education 
(OLLI) and one of the programs that I show is Autostitch. 
http://cvlab.epfl.ch/~brown/autostitch/autostitch.html   It is a free demo 
that will stitch together photos in any order and is fairly straight 
forward.  You can only do one stitch at a time and the download is only good 
for a few months but you can redownload and continue to use it.  There are 
some options that you can set and it will overwrite the first stitch photo 
if you do a second so the name has to be changed. The web site that I gave 
above covers the process and also has some links to a license version if you 
decide that you want more options.  I do own the Autopano program that is 
cited and it works very well.  I have stitched over a hundred photos to just 
see how well it manages it.  It took a couple of hours to render but it can 
do the trick and the results are very good.

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