On Fri 11-Feb-2011 at 04:21 -0800, Bob Bright wrote:
Project with 8 exposure stacks x 3 images = 24 images. "Exposure fused from stacks" produces the expected output: a fused and then blended pano. "Exposure fused from any arrangement" does not produce the expected output, however (which I presume is supposed to be a blended and then fused pano). During the blending step all 24 images are fed to enblend at the same time.
Hugin looks at the EV of each photo to decide how to group exposure layers. The 'from any arrangement' option blends each layer in turn and finally exposure fuses these layers into a single image.
If all your photos have the same EV, usually due to missing EXIF, then Hugin assumes they are all the same 'exposure layer' and you get the result you describe. The workaround is to optimise in the Exposure tab which will rediscover the relative EV of your photos.
The 'exposure fused from stacks' option doesn't refer to the EV, it just looks at positions to decide which photos form a stack.
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