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I'm stitching panorama with multiple focal length images - the pano stitches fine.
The use case is - Pano @ 200mm, missing sky with horizon @ 105mm - So I'm using shorter focal length images to fill the missing FOV.
Final rendered image resolution is consistent with longer focal image stitch - but the pixel detail looks like interpolated shorter focal length image.
My challenge - can I keep the detail from the longer focal images in pano?
Any idea how I could retain the higher details?
I tried using mask, but since there are no real differences in the images - it has no effect.
I could try to crop the shorter focal image as to not to overlap the whole stitch - that does not seem elegant/robust enough solution in my opinion.
I would really appreciate any ideas how to solve this in APG.
In this example, I could simply use the 105mm image, but I run into missing sky or nadir/zenith problem often enough ... problem worth solving
Thank you very much for suggestions, Tomas
Attached (my apology, I'm not sure how to order attached images):
1. APG 1x 105mm image with the sky
2. only 3x 200mm images stitch crop
3. all images stitch crop
4. APG 3x 200mm images visible
5. APG window screenshot
Last edited by tomask (2013-03-07 08:03:43)
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Group Settings -> Render -> Blending Presets -> Advanced Settings -> Cutting -> "Priority to": here move the slider from Ghost to Long Focal.
Georg
Last edited by gkaefer (2013-03-07 13:01:30)
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Thank you very much Georg,
It works as advertised.
I would have never found this. I believed that all the advanced render options are gone forever - after they disappeared from the render dialog box a few versions ago.
What a strange behaviour that this cannot be configured as needed in the Editor. Oh well. There is another really strange quirk about this - When I change the slider and detect the panorama - I do see custom Blending option selected which was previously disabled (not possible to select). Now when I select Anti-ghost I can no longer re-select Custom Blending option and have to go all the back out to re-enable it.
Do you think that it would be genuine improvement/bug request to bring all render options back to the Editor's render dialog box?
Thanks again for your help, Tomas
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tomask wrote:
Now when I select Anti-ghost I can no longer re-select Custom Blending option and have to go all the back out to re-enable it. Do you think that it would be genuine improvement/bug request to bring all render options back to the Editor's render dialog box?
This confused me as well for a while!
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