HDR and panorama stitching app?

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PTgui

PTGui is probably the best panostitching software package, but it's not for casual users who occasionally stitch as a personal-use license is about US$159 and a PTGui Pro license is $317. Can, like most full-featured spherical pano stitchers, do panostitching and HDR or exposure fusion at the same time.

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Hugin

If you don't mind going open source with possible one of the most crowded and least-easy GUIs around, there's Hugin, which has become the GUI for nearly every open source line command graphic manipulation tool out there. It used to use Panorama Tools like everyone else, but I think the codebase has moved on to better-licensed open source tools. Hugin should be able to HDR or exposure fusing and panostitching at the same time if you want. Should be able to handle RAW images, but converting to TIFF may be easier. You should probably install Hugin anyway, whether or not you use the GUI, simply to have access to the command line tools, like enfuse and AlignImageStack. :).

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