firstgear

AHHHH, I figured out how to select more than one at a time. When selecting the first photo in the upper right there is a SELECT button you can press, then that lets you select every photo on the iPad that you want to. When you press OK, all your selections are listed on the Panorama page....straight forward from there.....

yes, iPad......

Selecting one photo at a time is a major PIA! iPad has the ability to select more than one photo at a time to send via AirDrop. Why cant you mimic this approach? Putting together a 24 photo panorama by selecting one photo at a time is really a very poor approach and makes one want to avoid using the program to do this. This would be a real improvement! Panorama works well now....add this enhancement!

Approximately when is the next update planned for?

I uploaded my files to the DROPBOX....they should be there.

Crash log? Where do I find a crash log on my ipad? I bought the app from the Apple App page for $20.....I wasn't aware that it wasn't ready for prime time..... ​I tried to upload files on Google Chrome, Explorer and from my ipad.....no go! All that happens after I clicked attach this file was the arrows next to Clear spin and spin. ​Additionally, you have to load one file at a time....cant affinity figure out how to let the user designate more than one file at a time? Every other app has a way for the user to do that....not here. PIA to say for sure.

I have done smaller panoramas with the work around noted here on the forum by brining in one photo from the cloud. This time I tried a 33 photo panorama. Each photo was between 10 and 16mb in size. The program rendered the photos ok as I could see a small version of it. Then the program was doing its calculation to put it in the program for editing and it crashed. I have the original 12.9" iPad Pro with 128gb memory with 24.4gb free. All photos were jpegs. Is there a limit of how large a file this can put together?

Look further down the thread list and there is a response for the problem you are having with panorama. I have the same problem and the work around worked for me too.

I had exactly the same problem. I followed you advice above and I found that it is order specific. If I loaded from the cloud first and then from my photos on my iPad, nothing. But if I loaded the files from the iPad followed by the cloud then that worked. Another suggestion...it is a real PIA to have to keep going back to the iPad files to find what I wanted to merge together to form a panorama. It would be so much better to have the program work just like AirDrop, where you can click on a number of files and then have it take action to load all of them in one move. Going back and forth for lots of files to merge gets very tiring. If I need to provide more input on what I am talking about let me know...I could get some screen shots together for you if that would help.