On 2013-02-24 7:16 PM, Erik Krause wrote:
You get a similar worse artefact if the seam passes through the
zenith, but these 'whorl' artefacts happen in other situations too.
If enblend does no blending in the zenith region there can't be a 'whorl'. I
never have this problem if I shoot a zenith image and mask all other images
around zenith.
PTGui uses positive and negative mask during blending. Maybe it auto inserts a
small mask into one image for both zenith and nadir.
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