On Tue 27-Sep-2011 at 09:06 -0700, JPW wrote:
Part of the problem is that concepts like exposure fusion, optimisation or HDR merging just can't be made intuitive.
That's true. And it probably doesn't have to be intuitive, although if it can be made appropriately transparent and accessible (which is also difficult,) it can be made easier to access and use.
Our hope is that people start with a simple partial panorama taken with a modern pocket digital camera - In this situation just following 1,2,3 in the Assistant tab should be ok.
In theory there is then an easy progression to more advanced stuff like tweaking the composition in the Preview window or creating masks in the Mask tab. If you find yourself doing anything else then it is because something went wrong, or you are doing something esoteric like bracketing.
In practice the GUI isn't structured so that the things you only need when it is broken only appear when you need them.
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