Any software that can scan & stitch in Bulk?

[Jay2018]

Does anyone here maybe know of any software that can scan & stitch in Bulk? It's too time consuming doing them one at a time with serif. I have thousands of LP covers to & so it's pretty mind numbing doing 2 scans at a time & waiting for the stitch process. I would rather click a button & wait an hour for them to be stitched. I'm surprised Serif has overlooked this. It's fantastic software but a total nightmare waiting & way too time consuming if you have a ton of stitches to do.

[Bhikkhu Pesala]

I think I would try with a digital camera first.

[MikeW]

http://www.easypano.com/Panorama-software-53_463.html

mike

[Geoff Blanthorn]

Originally Posted by Jay2018 Does anyone here maybe know of any software that can scan & stitch in Bulk? It's too time consuming doing them one at a time with serif. I have thousands of LP covers to & so it's pretty mind numbing doing 2 scans at a time & waiting for the stitch process. I would rather click a button & wait an hour for them to be stitched. I'm surprised Serif has overlooked this. It's fantastic software but a total nightmare waiting & way too time consuming if you have a ton of stitches to do.

PanoramaPlus. Just load all the images and set it to work. It will produce multiple panoramas.

Geoff

[Bhikkhu Pesala]

Originally Posted by Cnenaristo how do you do?

Which Serif™ products do you use?

Why are you posting in this old thread?

Are you a spammer?

[mjh]

Originally Posted by Cnenaristo how do you do?

Hi

Welcome to the Serif forums.

I see you are from sunny Mexico.

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by Bhikkhu Pesala Why are you posting in this old thread?

Three days old is hardly "old"!

Originally Posted by Bhikkhu Pesala Are you a spammer?

Why are you replying to a suspected spammer?

Alfred

[AlfredP]

Originally Posted by mjh I see you are from sunny Mexico.

I see that Cnenaristo posted from an IP address in Crawley. The last time I checked, Crawley was in West Sussex; i.e. England, not Mexico.

Edit: Cnenaristo's follow-up edit (to turn the post into spammed advertising) was posted from an IP address in Maidenhead. The last time I checked, Maidenhead was in Berkshire; i.e. again in England, not Mexico.

Alfred