DoubleTake is for Mac users who like compact cameras, but sometimes wish they could magically pull a wide angle lens out of their pocket, or plug in a sensor with a few extra megapixels for that large print.
DoubleTake handles this by giving you both automatic and manual control of how to stitch photos perfectly, with simple drag-and-drop.
DoubleTake is for Mac users who like compact cameras, but sometimes wish they could magically pull a wide angle lens out of their pocket, or plug in a sensor with a few extra megapixels for that large print.
DoubleTake handles this by giving you both automatic and manual control of how to stitch photos perfectly, with simple drag-and-drop.
What’s New:
Version 2.6.3:
Improved: when saving you can now also up-size the final image by choosing custom… for size
Fixed: dropped in PDF files were rendered in very low resolution (less than 72 dpi). Usually DoubleTake is used for photos, but you may drop in PDF files too.
DoubleTake is for Mac users who like compact cameras, but sometimes wish they could magically pull a wide angle lens out of their pocket, or plug in a sensor with a few extra megapixels for that large print.
DoubleTake handles this by giving you both automatic and manual control of how to stitch photos perfectly, with simple drag-and-drop.
Use DoubleTake
For panoramas
Printing posters over several pieces of paper
When you can not get far enough away to fit everything in the viewfinder
Add surroundings to a shot of an event which has now passed
Make large images suitable for the “Ken Burns” effect in iPhoto or FotoMagico
Photo montages
Stitching scanned images if your originals are too large for your scanner.
