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I'm writing in this forum because I'm not quite sure if I'm doing something wrong or there is an issue here.... so, I just rather to double check first!
I'm working with a big panorama which has a little section that's driving me crazy. The only difference between the images below is the blending option; the first one was generated using the setting AntiGhost and the second one Simple.
I been trying with several option combinations and values and the results are pretty much the same to these images; but, still I'm not sure if there is something else that I should be doing...
Any ideas to solve this situation?
Last edited by Ronald (2012-02-23 06:17:21)
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I have similar scenarios quite frequently. What I do is use Antighost (I always do), render to layers PSD and just delete a piece of the layer that covers the object I want to see (in your case - the boat).
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I did generate the PSB panorama with the settings Panorama, Embed all outputs and pictures... it took me a while but it works! thanks!
In this regard, now I have a question: the Layers and Remove Alpha Channel are disabled, so these options are available for APG only??
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Not, this option 'remove alpha' depends on the output file format only. It's not available in all outputs format.
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Alexandre,
Thanks for your clarification for the remove alpha; and, what about the Layers option?
Thanks,
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Layers disabled means you don't have only one layer. In this sense, the layer and the panorama is the same concept.
http://www.autopano.net/wiki-en/action/ … ing_Stacks
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if this is for a big panorama rather than exporting all the layers and creating a ridiculously huge file, just marquee and copy&paste missing boat in from original camera file onto your single layer APG exported file.
That might save you a couple of hours
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I have an additional question about the blending options, I'm generating the panoramas with pictures, however, I did notice in PS that the images has a different color adjustment (maybe the original) in comparison to the color adjustment of the panorama itself, that's how the system works or would be an issue?
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