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I recently bought AutoPano and the imported images I bring into AP and the final stitched image are very dark and flat (decreased contrast) compared to the original CR images I view in Lightroom. I created a pano in Photoshop with the results I expected in terms of color, exposure and contrast. I have posted the two, unedited photos here so you can see the difference. I have checked all my settings and they are at the default settings recommended. I use Windows Vista. I would appreciate any help as I cannot use AP with these results.
Beate
Last edited by beatesass (2008-09-17 03:32:53)
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Where did you post the two images you refer to?
What camera are you using? Are you importing RAW images?
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I thought I had posted 2 images of the correct size but apparently I did not do something correctly.
I am importing RAW files (CR2) that were captured with a Canon XT. What I discovered after I posted my inital question was that if I imported the images as JPEGs or TIFFs there was not problem. In Lightroom 2 I exported the CR2 images onto my Desktop as both TIFFs and JPEGs and AP did fine importing those images. The issue is with the CR2 files that I had imported into Lightroom 2. I tried something else tonight that was also interesting. I took 3 images with my camera and imported those RAW files onto my Desktop (not with Lightroom). AutoPro opened those RAW files from my desktop with the the correct color and exposure.
I don't understand what is going on. I would appreciate any help .
Thanks,
Beate
Last edited by beatesass (2008-09-17 03:39:44)
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