On Mon 26-Sep-2011 at 13:12 -0700, JPW wrote:
Thanks, kfj. I have never checked *only* the 'Exposure fused from stacks' box before (I always also checked 'exposure corrected, low dynamic range' (as I was assuming this allows me to save the original remapped images.)
The setting for saving remapped images is lower down.
When I check both (as I had been) I get the error.
It is unlikely that a project that works well as a series of stacks would also work well as a 'normal' panorama.
As a pretty naive user, this is my biggest problem with Hugin and the PanoTools componants. I cannot in all the tutorials and resources find an explanation of the software and features that gives me a top down, integrated overview of the process, features, workflow, etc. that is useful for me.
Yes, Hugin needs more documentation and tutorials. The GUI itself needs improvement. Part of the problem is that concepts like exposure fusion, optimisation or HDR merging just can't be made intuitive.
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