I love Panorama Maker...

[Marco]

Today I did this with this fantastic program for editing photos. The image is made up of 5 photos taken this morning. This is what a German Paratrooper saw in 1944: on the left the Abbey; in the middle Hangman Hill and, on background, city of Cassino and to the right and behind the city, Mount Trocchio

[SMP]

Beautiful view ! Looks so peaceful today.

[Larry F.]

Great photo Marco! Makes me want to visit Italy again.

Best,

Larry

[Homer Hodge]

I agree; it is indeed a great photo. I was there in October and took in that very same panoramic view.

[Eugenirus]

What a fantastic view!
It is so peaceful nowadays....

[Gran Sasso]

This foto brings back memories - thanks, Marco!

Now - as we know you - what about a "then"-view simular to this one?

[John Hodgin]

Perfect to add to the Casino thread from a few weeks back, because right now, Jan 12th, Mount Trocchio is key in the approach to the Gustav Line.
Wonderful photo Marco! Wish I was there now.

[Willi Z.]

Ah yes, nice trip memories! An amazing place!

[Mike Davis]

Well done. I'm thinking I need this Panorma Maker software:

http://www.arcsoft.com/en/products/panoramamaker/

[Óscar G]

Very, very nice! Have you tried with another view (Mount Cairo.. hilll 593...)
Thanks for sharing. Óscar

[Marco]

Very, very nice! Have you tried with another view (Mount Cairo.. hilll 593...)
Thanks for sharing. Óscar

Oh Yes, next time I go I take photos for panoramas

But, AMAZING, I descover the software work also with frames captured from VHS or DVD...these are some example: any photos is a mix of more frames captured from video:

first: Castle Hill and Abbey by Panorama Maker (and Me)

[Marco]

Cassino bombing from S. Elia, North-East of the city

[Marco]

The city...

[Marco]

The city again..

[Marco]

The area called "Le Caserme" or, in english, "The Barracks", immediatly outside the city on east. "The Barracks" still exist today and is an abandoned Italian Army Depot (not in use today).