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Unless your stitching needs are unusual or perhaps if you do a ton of stitching, you probably don't need a specialized tool like PTGui.
I'm a long-time Photoshop user, from all the way back when we felt the need to get specialized plugins for a lot of things, including stitching, noise reduction, and so forth. At that time I did use PTGui, since back then stitching Photoshop was not well-supported at all. However, I stopped using it several years ago, and I haven't missed it.
Mr Joe's question is a good one to answer. If you are mostly going to do single-row horizontal stitches, the Adboe products do a decent job. If you are going to do very complex, multi-row stitches that may be less the case.
If you go the Adobe route, perhaps you want the subscription arrangement — that gives you both LR and Photoshop/ACR in their most current versions.
Dan
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