Multiple Panoramic Options Use overlap between images to create brilliant horizontal, vertical, tiled or 360° panoramic images. The unique "storyboard" layout makes image organization simple and efficient. Classic ArcSoft "album" functionality makes organizing and selecting images easy. Acquisition from External Devices Acquire images from standard Twain devices such as digital cameras and scanners. Combine your multiple-shot landscape images into one single-photo masterpiece. Automatic Rendering and Cropping After your images have been assembled, the program takes control and creates the panorama in the selected format. Using overlap between the images, they are positioned and oriented for optimal blend. Once completed, the program crops out excess area that can result from image shifting. Everything's done for you, automatically. Advanced In-program Processing Panorama compilation is now stronger than ever before. Automatic de-ghosting and advanced color enhancing and 360° wrapping means you get high quality panoramas in the fastest possible time. Image Enhancement There's no need to export your panorama to another image editor if you find it's too dark or a little dull. Intuitive brightness and contrast sliders are provided to enhance your image for maximum vibrancy. You can also adjust the crop area if you'd like to trim any edge of the panorama. Multiple Save and Export Options Save your panoramas in various formats. Standard image file types are supported as well as richer, more presentative media—QuickTime (MOV) and HTML. Fine-tune Manual Adjustment If by chance you find that your panorama needs some fine-tuning, the Fine Tune tool lets you redefine blend points. Match the shared markers near a photo overlap and the program will recompile your image. The "auto match" function helps you line up the reference points. Ease of Use It's simple. Select your panoramic layout, select and arrange your images, and you're done. That's where your job ends. You took the pictures; the program will take care of the rest. It's really that simple. Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Pentium-based processor or equivalent 50 MB free hard disk space 64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended) 16-bit color display at 800 x 600 Macintosh OS 8.6/9/X 30 MB free hard disk space 128 MB RAM 16-bit color display at 800 x 600 Other: QuickTime and/or a VRML viewer Space Used on CD 19 MB (one language) Additional languages will require a variable amount of space Languages English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Japanese, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Korean