On Wed 16-Feb-2011 at 02:18 -0800, Jeffrey Martin wrote:
On Wednesday, February 16, 2011 9:28:18 AM UTC+1, Bruno Postle wrote:
Hugin reads the exposure from the photo exif. If you don't want this you
can reset exposure in the camera and lens tab, but I can tell this panorama
won't be so nice without exposure correction.
But the pano is *much worse* with the exposure adjustments that are made by
default. what you're suggesting is that images that have +2 exposure, get an
*additional* +2 exposure when put into hugin. at least, that's what is
happening here.
I don't see that, if I load your photos and don't do anything other
than set positions it looks fine - Hugin adjusts the global exposure
so the first photo effectively has no exposure correction, and the
other photos are adjusted to match their EXIF EV.
It is quite bright because your first photo doesn't include any sky
and all the other photos have been relatively stopped down by the
camera, but the photos match each other and the seams are not very
visible even in the preview.
If you use the Align.. button instead, then Hugin will also fine
tune the exposure differences and set the global exposure to the
average - This looks even nicer.
If I remove exposure correction for all photos, then you get the
kind of thing we are trying to avoid:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36383814@N00/5451289889/
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Bruno
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