Autopano Video Pro full changelog

Bug fixes and features:
Updated/corrected cameras et lensid databases
Added new camera RAW support
New cameras"
AUTEL ROBOTICS CO LTD:
Autel Robotics Co., Ltd. XB004
CANON:
Canon EOS Rebel T7i
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
Canon EOS 77D
Canon PowerShot G9 X Mark II
Canon Canon EOS Kiss X7
Canon Canon PowerShot SX730
Canon Canon EOS Rebel SL2
Canon Canon EOS M100
Canon Canon PowerShot G1 X Mark III
Canon Canon EOS 4000D
Canon Canon EOS 2000D
Canon EOS M50

Main changes:
We are really proud to introduce this third major version of Autopano Video. The new D.WARP feature is a big step forward in terms of stitching quality and will drastically reduce post processing time. We worked a lot on CUDA (NVIDIA) accelerations to make your editing and rendering faster than ever. The version allows you to export each individual video warped on the sphere in case you want to do your own blending and adjustements in post-production. Also, to make Autopano Video more efficient for professional workflows we decided to add timecode support for both input and output videos

Fixes since 2.6.1:
[ALPS-1116]: Mp4Merger progress bar not always reseted
[ALPS-1115]: AVP fails to render videos with very high bitrate
[ALPS-1114]: goproMovParser produced videos cannot handle audio samplerate different than 48KHz

AUTOPANO VIDEO NEW FEATURES:
User template stitching:
Use your templates like presets by saving your favourite or best .pano files in your user directory and access them easily from Autopano Video. Using template stitching will position your cameras in exactly the same position as they are defined in your .pano file, with the same distortions and offsets. So you just need to calibrate your camera once and then re-use the template for any other shots. It can be combined with a geometric analysis in APG to adapt the stitching to your scene. Here is a link to a tutorial: tutorial

Main changes:
This new 2.5.3 release comes with some bugfixes. One among them is related to the Adobe CC 2017 release, because NLE plugins did not work with this update.

At NAB 2016, we announced a new 6 GoPro synchronized rig called Omni. This rig solves many pain points you have by using unsynchronized rigs, like syncing, data management, etc. Alongside with GoPro Omni, we created a standalone application called Omni Importer, included with Autopano Video Pro, that is here to help you to manage the camera content in a simple and efficient way. This made the rig offloading as well as the stitching of your shots really easy to do. The idea of Omni importer was really to ease the work at capture time. Just remove the SD cards from omni, put a new set of SD cards in it to continue capturing. While continuing the shot, an other member of the team can review on stage what has been captured. If needed a stitch can be done in a few clicks too. But at any time, as you have access to the project file, you can be also really accurate thanks to Autopano Video features. The Omni importer can be used in a fast workflow or a powerful workflow.

[MainConcept] MainConcept doesn't support output at 80fps
[Crash Dump] Window 10 crash at launch
[Unclassified] GoPro importer does not handle multiple GOPROXXX directories

[Synchronization] wrong frame display on edition

[UI behavior] The first Stitch As pano does not set the horizon
[Crash Dump] crash at PanoVideoDef.cpp : 211
[Algorithms] Range stitching isn’t working when the selected state is separated by a “one frame transition”

When creating 360 video, one of the big challenges after that, is to be able to produce a standard video out of the 360 video, by selecting projections, crop zones, orientation, etc.
This means framing the view and allowing creativity after stitching.
The director’s cut is all about that. It allows you to define a rendering camera, with projections and orientation that can change over time.