I tried to create a panorama fin APG rom Canon raws converted to DNG with the free Adobe converter. It seemed to work... until I realized the panorama was 512 pixels high. Apparently APG is using the JPEG preview data embedded in the DNG file.
If I select a range of .jp2 images in APG (File/Select images), the program sees nothing. There is literally "0 image" in the file list. Those files have been created with ACDSee Ultimate (developed from raws). The problem is the same if the bit depth is 8 or 16 bits per color.
Just checked... It does work if I choose a spherical projection. Oddly enough, Facebook gives instructions using exiftool with a cylidrical projection. The spherical seems much better: Straight lines are rendered as straight lines at least.
Apparently APG 4.4.1 doesn't record geometry data (such as described in https://developers.google.com/streetview/spherical-metadata?hl=en and https://facebook360.fb.com/editing-360-photos-injecting-metadata/). I'm trying to upload a cylindrical 360° panorama, not a full sphere. Is this feature suppo...
I also tried (and failed) to stitch, with APG 4.4.1,16 bit .jp2 files created with ACDSee from Canon .CR2 raw files. But I think I found an alternative using 16 bit PNG files, which have roughly the same size as .CR2.
I think the problem came from the lack of a proper GPU on my PC (ca 2012). I invested in a relatively cheap GeForce 1030 card with 2GB, and APG now works. I had to reflash the BIOS though to get the new board accepted. I realize there are some options in APG to use or not the GPU; Maybe they would h...
It’s a PC running Windows 7 64 bits, 3rd generation i7, no dedicated video card, 12 GB of RAM.
APP 3.7 actually runs and so does APG 3.7 (for which I have no key). The trouble is that I have a license key for APP 3.7 and APG 4.4 but not APG 3.7, so I cannot use features like multiple points of view.
Hello I just upgraded from APP 3.7 to APG 4.4 but I found APG is crashing a lot, even when it’s only opening a newly detected pano for the first time with relatively few images (9). APP 3.7 on the other hand seems more robust and so does APG 3.7 Unfortunately the license key I have for APG 4.4 won’t...
I converted a series of vertically oriented Canon EOS M6 .CR2 raw files to JPEG in Digital Professional 4. In the detection panel, APG 4.4.1 displays the jpegs horizontally. Preview in Windows shows jpegs vertically.
Importing Canon .CR2 files (from an EOS M6 camera) gives wrong colours. There is a kind of red tint. I tried with automatic white balance and same white balance as in photo.
I downloaded AutoPano Giga to try the multiple point of views feature, but the options seems to be absent from configuration dialogs. To be honest I don’t realy see a difference between the Giga and the plain vanilla version. What am I missing? Is this missing from the demo?
Hello there I used AutoPano to try to simulate what a wide angle lens with a very large aperture would look like. These were shot with a Sigma 30mm f/1.4 on an EOS 40D. (Click on the pictures for a bigger version). http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2421/3630015611_b67f39c7b6.jpg Flick page http://farm4...
Une fois de plus j’ai cliqué sur le mauvais bouton dans l’éditeur de points de contrôle... Au lieu du 5e (ajouter des points) j’ai cliqué sur le 7e (analyse géométrique complète). Les deux se ressemblent beaucoup ce qui est très trompeur. Cliquer une seconde fois devrait théoriquement arrêter ...