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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Blaylock" data-source="post: 198907" data-attributes="member: 16749">My primary computer is a ten-year-old Power Macintosh G4 (single processor, 1 GHz) running MacOS X 10.4.11 “Tiger”.&nbsp; Yesterday, I was prowling the web, looking for usable panorama-stitching software.&nbsp; I want to be able to stitch full-sized panoramas from the 24MP pictures taken by my D3200.&nbsp; Everything that I could find for the Macintosh platform that looked promising either requires a newer version of MacOS X than I am running, is unreasonably expensiveness, or simply doesn't work.&nbsp; I did find Microsoft ICE, and have played with it on one of the other Windows-based machines around my house.&nbsp; Aside from a few bits of the sort of impenetrable retardedness that one knows to expect of anything from Microsoft, it was able to produce some impressive results.&nbsp; I would much rather work on my Macintosh, and with something that doesn't bear any Microsoft-style retardedness.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bob Blaylock, post: 198907, member: 16749"] My primary computer is a ten-year-old Power Macintosh G4 (single processor, 1 GHz) running MacOS X 10.4.11 “Tiger”. Yesterday, I was prowling the web, looking for usable panorama-stitching software. I want to be able to stitch full-sized panoramas from the 24MP pictures taken by my D3200. Everything that I could find for the Macintosh platform that looked promising either requires a newer version of MacOS X than I am running, is unreasonably expensiveness, or simply doesn't work. I did find Microsoft ICE, and have played with it on one of the other Windows-based machines around my house. Aside from a few bits of the sort of impenetrable retardedness that one knows to expect of anything from Microsoft, it was able to produce some impressive results. I would much rather work on my Macintosh, and with something that doesn't bear any Microsoft-style retardedness. [/QUOTE]

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