Panorama stitching. Is there a LR4 plug-in?

Hi,
I am interested in stitching 5 shots inside Fenway baseball park. I use Lightroom, but I don't have Photoshop. Is there a separate tool or better yet a plug in that would allow me to stitch photos together? Any guidance on whether to edit the photos first in LR, then export each and assemble, or to start with stitching and then edit in LR? The camera files are in RAW from a Nikon D300.
Thanks!
Dave

Hugin is an amazing and free program for stitching, however it does not do multiple exposure like PTgui Pro does
PTgui Pro does tone mapped HDR and fusion based ( much more natural looking) HDR.
I've tried both, but PTgui is just amazing -
this shot is 9 photos stitched together using PTgui) A tripod was used as each shot was 15 seconds.
This shot was hand held and again stitched with PTgui
This shot is made up of 15 photos, 3 exposures taken (-2,0,+2) then the camera rotated 10 degrees and the process repeated. It was stitched with PTgui and also fusion blended using the HDR Fusion option within PTgui.
They are not plugins, but very powerful tools for panoramics
enjoy
hamishNIVENPhotography

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