Re: Panoramic Digital Negatives

[Rodolpho Pajuaba <rodolpho@pajuaba.com.br>]

I don´t know about PTMac, but I´m a first time user of PTGui, and it 
does not maintain the original dpi - but, may I tell you, i does not 
matter, as long as the total pixel count does not change. dpi is a 
measure of the resolution of output, it does not alter the amount of 
pixels your image has. It will only matter if you send your file to a 
software like Quark, or InDesign, that takes in account this data. When 
you send it to your inkjet printer, a Lambda or a Frontier, they will 
adjust the resolution according to the size you ask to print.
Regards,
Rodolpho Pajuaba

Kees Brandenburg escreveu:
> PTgui www.ptgui.com
> PTMac www.kekus.com
>
> And Photoshop CS3 does excellent stitching/merging with the much 
> improved photomerge tool
>
> kees too
>
> On 18-aug-2007, at 18:52, Mike Kirwan wrote:
>
> > I have been experimenting with Arcsoft Panorama 4 and very pleased 
> > with the "positive" results. Now I am importing into Photoshop to 
> > convert to a digital negative and while all works well the output from 
> > this software is always pegged at 200 dpi regardless of the original 
> > dpi of the images. Anyone know of a panoramic stitching software that 
> > maintains the original dpi?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Mike