Hello Habi, > So I'm asking: would I get another result if I'd have generated three > panoramas, one for each exposure step and then enfuse them to one > final panorama? I can't tell this but I have the impression that the scene isn't particularly suitable for exposure fusing. I would expect the dark areas in the train station to have a little more detail than without fusing but that's all. (Of course I haven't seen the original images or a panorama made solely of the middle exposure.) By the way I would recommend to use vertical control points to keep vertical edges of buildings upright.
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