PanoVolo

08/19/2026

Summerville Beach, NS, Canada. DJI Avata 360 panorama stitched from DNG files, saved as a DNG file and post processed in ACR/PS.

08/06/2026

Panovolo 1.12.0 released with DJI Avata 360 support

DJI Avata360 Support: PanoVolo can now stitch panoramas from Avata 360 DNG images, and produce panorama output in DNG, TIFF or JPEG formats. Multiple Avata 360 panoramas can be batch-processed and panoramic projections such as Panini, Mercator or Rectilinear are supported for Avata 360 panoramas.

Improved DNG Linearity and Dynamic Range: For panoramas stitched from DNG files, the linearity, dynamic range, and accuracy of exposure matching were greatly improved leading to better rendering of the output panoramas.

PANOVOLO is a panorama stitching tool designed specifically for drone photography. Use it to create beautiful panoramas in seconds.

08/02/2026

Another Avata360 pano - stitched from DNG files, saved as a DNG file and post processed in ACR/PS. Rissers Beach Provincial Park, NS, Canada.

07/17/2026

A little teaser - DJI Avata360 pano stitched from DNG files, saved as a DNG file and post-processed in ACR/PS. Near Invermere, BC, Canada.

07/06/2026

Can you stitch DSLR or mirrorless photos with PanoVolo?

Yes, absolutely! Here's an example from the Lake Louise area in Banff National Park. This single-row, 15 shot panorama was taken handheld with a Nikon Z6 camera and Nikkor 24-70 f/4 lens (at f/8, ISO 100).

The result is a 21,000x3,700 px panorama, covering about 100 degrees wide field of view.

You can view or download the full-size image using the link below:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LT7TvWgyWsEjH15m9

05/21/2026

Panovolo 1.11.0 released with high-resolution, GPU-accelerated Review page and new review tools

This release introduces a completely redesigned Review page with support for high-resolution images and full GPU acceleration, along with several new tools to improve panorama editing and workflow efficiency.

High-Resolution, GPU-Accelerated Review: The Review page has been fully reimplemented to support high-resolution images with hardware-accelerated rendering. All adjustments are now fully interactive, including yaw, pitch, roll and opacity adjustments for individual images, as well as panorama central point adjustments.

Direct Image Adjustments: Selected image yaw and pitch can be directly adjusted by Ctrl (⌘ or Command on macOS) + Drag move and roll can be adjusted by Shift + Drag move. Opacity of the selected image can also be adjusted interactively, using Alt + Drag gesture.

Unlimited Undo/Redo: All Review page adjustments – yaw, pitch, roll of individual images, and panorama central point changes – now support unlimited Undo and Redo through the Edit > Undo and Edit > Redo menu options.

Compass Widget: A new Compass widget displays panorama orientation relative to true geographic bearings for panoramas captured with compatible drones. Panorama can be reoriented such that the center points North, South, East or West by clicking on the N-S-E-W buttons.

Field Of View Display: For panorama projections that cannot display the full 360×180 field of view (such as, for example, Mercator or Rectilinear), a target projection field-of-view overlay can now be displayed via View > Field of View. The unshaded region indicates which portion of the panorama will appear in the final output, allowing users to adjust the panorama central point accordingly.

PanoVolo is trusted by panorama content creators worldwide and is committed to delivering state of the art panorama stitching solutions. This update is available as a free upgrade for all existing macOS and Windows users.

05/09/2026

Calm winter day on the Cobequid bay. At Burntcoat Head provincial par,k NS, Canada. 35 DNG drone frames stitched in PanoVolo, saved as a DNG panorama and post-processed in Lr.

05/03/2026

Panovolo 1.10.0 released with the improved panorama stitching performance, reduced memory usage

Faster Panorama Rendering: The overall performance of panorama stitching was significantly improved, especially for large and spherical panoramas.

Reduced Memory Usage: Memory usage during panorama creation was reduced by ~2x. Additional memory reduction was implemented when stitching fully spherical panoramas.

Panorama File Save Settings: Compression and quality settings can be selected for panoramas saved in JPEG, DNG and TIFF formats. The maximum panorama sizes for panoramas downscaled for social media (JPEG format) can now be set by the user.

Full list of changes in this release:

- Increased performance of panorama rendering and overall panorama stitching performance. The degree of improvement depends on the type of panorama being stitched and computer being used.
- Significantly reduced memory usage of the panorama renderer – by over 2x in most cases.
- Implemented additional significant memory usage reductions when stitching spherical panoramas.
- Added options to select compression settings for JPEG, DNG and TIFF images – menu Edit/Settings on Windows or PanoVolo/Preferences on macOS.
- Added the ability to select maximum resolution for images downscaled for social media.
- Implemented faster and more robust sky filler.
- Improved accuracy of exposure compensation for panoramas captured with tele cameras.
- Improved accuracy of exposure compensation for spherical panoramas.
- Updated spherical panorama blending to be faster and more accurate.
- Improved accuracy of image alignments in some edge cases.
- Improved auto crop performance.
- Updated spherical panorama blending to be faster and more accurate.

04/14/2026

Late summer sunset on the Northwest Arm, Halifax, NS, Canada. 35 drone JPEG frames stitched in PanoVolo and directly exported for social media.

04/11/2026

Victoria park, Truro, NS, Canada. 35 DNG frames stitched in PanoVolo, saved as a DNG panorama and post-processed in ACR/PS.