Hello Magnus,
On Mon, 23 Feb 2015 00:56:28 +1100, Magnus Schmidt
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
I just have the same problem as described by Amma Mar. I have
done/noticed
following things:
- Problem is similar to the first post: The resulting pano gets an
icy/milky blur, which is not present in the original images nor in the
previewpicture of hugin itself
- I only have this problem on some panoramas, other work wel
- Tried to preprocess images in Lightroom (adjust brigthness to same
level
in all Images), but does not help much
- I downscaled the example input images to make processing faster, result
is the same as with fully scaled pictures
- Other backlight exposures do not suffer from this problem
- Tried to attach some meaningfulll pictures
- Version-Info: MacOSX 10.9, Build 2013.0.0, enblend 4.1.1
- Tried 2014.0.0, but GUI seems to be broken on Mac OSX (wxWidgets Debug
Alert)
Have you tried using the enblend option "--nociecam"?
If not, give that a try and report back if you still have problems.
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Terry Duell
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