Brandan wrote:
Is there any particular trick or technique to stitching a pano that is taken
inside a house that is relatively dark compared to the landscape seen though
the outside windows? So far when I have done it no mater what I do the windows
will be blown out even if I have taken extra shots of the windows with
different settings that show the outside world clearly and I then use a mask to
include what is in the window.
I have seen people do this perfectly, so I must be missing something fairly
simple.
Dunno about simple, but one answer is HDR.
BugBear
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