Hi,

I'm looking for the best way to do make 360° indoor panoramas. I'm using a 
panorama head and the images align well. No issues there.
What I'm wondering is this:
I'm shooting stack with different exposure. Is that the right thing? I need 
different exposure when shooting against a window versus a dark part of the 
room.
How should I build the final image from that? I tried the "fused" and 
"blended_fused" but it is not totally clear to me what is actually the 
difference. Is it the order if stacking or building the panorama is done first? 
Or is there anything else to it? Which is better?

When using "blended_fused" I get three intermediate panoramas with different 
exposure although there are 7 images in each stack. It is unclear to me why 
that happens. I get the following warnings:
enblend: warning: some images are redundant and will not be blended
enblend: note: usually this means that at least one of the images
enblend: note: does not belong to the set

As I don't have a wide angle lens, I need a lot of images and thus it takes a 
lot of time to merge. Are there any tricks to speed things up?

Regards,
Stephan



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