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Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2012 03:00:53 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Re: Using PTGui to add nadir cap
From: 360edge <davidstauntonlamb...@gmail.com>
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Hi John,

I am a bit wary about loading PanoTools or Hugin as the documentation
is not really available - this is a bit beyond my knowledge but I
thought that PTGui was a user-friendly gui for panotools. =A0My concern
is that I do not want to start installing libraries without knowing
what I am doing - I think I could break PTGui in the process due to
my
amateurishness.

Is there anywhere that I can simply download just ptstitcher.exe file
or the nano version so that I can simply put them in a directory and
select it for the second part of the workflow?
On another note - I am assuming that using either of these stitchers
DOES NOT strip out the GPS data in the exif? =A0This is handled nicely
by PTGui
PRO and I would not want to interfere with it.

Sorry, as you can probably tell I am a more of a photographer rather
than a programmer.

Regards,
Dave Staunton-Lambert