Scenery and family shots, and I made it a point to shoot some I just returned from a three week vacation. I recently bought a "nodal bracket" for my F707, and I purchased If you did so, there is no need to enable the color correction. You will get the best results by locking the exposure and white balance. This will cause extreme brightness/contrast changes, causing amplification of image noise and clipping of highlights. It can easily be fooled if there are moving subjects in the overlapping areas, trying to match the colors of completely different subjects. Panorama Tools' color correction should only be used as a last resort. If you pick your control points along a boundry any color/exposure differences won't show as badly.Īs others suggested already, your problem is caused by the colour correction function. More work, but it allows a great deal of fine tuning. That is the same way I learned to save the project - and to save it frequently.Īssuming you have a photo editor that can deal with layers, save it as a multi image masked TIFF (PhotoShop masked layers if you have PS) then adjust each layer as needed. Taken the time to save the project, but I will the next time! I started to do a TIFF panorama, and myĬomputer locked up while running the optimizer. It takes a lot of time experimenting because of the time it takes What formats are others using, and has anyone else experienced this I can't say for sure since I normally don't use the auto correction. Could this be the problem?Ĭould be - try changing the anchor "frame" from the brightest to the darkest. One thing that I did that I hadn't done before was choose PTGui'sĬolor and brightness correction. I used JPEGįormat, and this was not a problem that I experienced with my They had been solarized, while other areas look OK. Some areas of the panoramas look "splotchy" as if Now that I'm home and able to play with PTGui, I am disappointed I did a search on STF, but I didn't come up with any discussions on this subject. Naturally, I hadn't taken the time to save the project, but I will the next time!
I started to do a TIFF panorama, and my computer locked up while running the optimizer. It takes a lot of time experimenting because of the time it takes to do the control points. What formats are others using, and has anyone else experienced this problem? One thing that I did that I hadn't done before was choose PTGui's color and brightness correction. I used JPEG format, and this was not a problem that I experienced with my practice panoramas. Some areas of the panoramas look "splotchy" as if they had been solarized, while other areas look OK. Now that I'm home and able to play with PTGui, I am disappointed with my results. I took the usual scenery and family shots, and I made it a point to shoot some photos for my first "keeper" panoramas. I recently bought a "nodal bracket" for my F707, and I purchased PTGui panorama software.
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