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normally I am not a big fan of software solutions, but I was impressed by MS Photosynth for creating seamless panorama images. This is one of the few times that I would choose software over hardware. Unfortunately, it's not available for blackberry or android at the moment. :(
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I'm not sure what algorythm/whatever Microsoft uses but its really good. I use Microsoft ICE for panorama's and its extremely accurate, only slight touch ups required. I know theres full software suites for this kind of thing but I just want a quick solution as I don't shoot multiple image panorama's that often.

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/groups/ivm/ICE/
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Autopano is simply mind-blowing and very intuitive even on auto settings.
If you care to spend some time to know it well, then the sky is the limit.

http://www.kolor.com/
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Like I said, theres lots of full featured apps out there, but they're not free :wink: .
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Hugin is good and open source. Quite good. There is a demo of how to use it is this video blog somewhere:

www.meetthegimp.org
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