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Hello,
new user of Autopano, i have used it to make a pano of indoor swimming pool (with Jpeg Files)=> everything's OK.
I tried to make the same think with RAW file coming from my Canon 450D.
The opening of the pictures is correct (individual files are correctly displayed in the left panel). Then when building the pano preview, the result is completely Magenta (on all the new pano picture). I have tried to tune several parameters, but just can't find.
Have anyone an idea of what it could be?
Thanks for your help.
Last edited by albert132003 (2009-01-25 15:56:33)
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RAW conversion for the 450D not yet supported in Autopano Pro?
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albert132003 wrote:
Hello,
new user of Autopano, i have used it to make a pano of indoor swimming pool (with Jpeg Files)=> everything's OK.
I tried to make the same think with RAW file coming from my Canon 450D.
The opening of the pictures is correct (individual files are correctly displayed in the left panel). Then when building the pano preview, the result is completely Magenta (on all the new pano picture). I have tried to tune several parameters, but just can't find.
Have anyone an idea of what it could be?
Thanks for your help.
Hi!
Did you set "automatic colorcorrection" in the presets? Switch it off in the editor. You also can try the anchors - but that´s a bit advanced for beginners in APP.
I think APP would reject the images if the RAW-interpreter was unable to read the files.
Besides: which APP-version are you talking of?
best, Klaus
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For the record: to be extra sure, I have just downloaded and re-installed 1.4.2. EOS450D is in the cameras (recognised) file - and it is also in the file with the 1.9 beta versionn. (This is cameras.txt in the resources folder.)
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albert132003 wrote:
Hello,
new user of Autopano, i have used it to make a pano of indoor swimming pool (with Jpeg Files)=> everything's OK.
I tried to make the same think with RAW file coming from my Canon 450D.
The opening of the pictures is correct (individual files are correctly displayed in the left panel). Then when building the pano preview, the result is completely Magenta (on all the new pano picture). I have tried to tune several parameters, but just can't find.
Have anyone an idea of what it could be?
Thanks for your help.
I don't think there's any great advantage in having APP do the RAW conversion you'll probably get as good or better results with another RAW convertor anyway which will provide more control over the conversion.
Mind you I'm lazy and don't (usually) shoot RAW anyway.
Last edited by mediavets (2009-01-25 19:33:43)
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Yes I confirm That the file are correctly opened and managed by the software (they appear with correct colors in the left window). No error message.
Version of software is 1.4.2.
Maybe it's more a problem of "reference color image". As a big part of the final picture is blue (it's a swimming pool), the software is compensating with magenta. I'm going to look at the anchor side.
The question for me, is that is has perfectly worked at firt trial with default parameter with the jpeg file.
Thanks for your reply, I will look further.
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albert132003 wrote:
Yes I confirm That the file are correctly opened and managed by the software (they appear with correct colors in the left window). No error message.
Version of software is 1.4.2.
Maybe it's more a problem of "reference color image". As a big part of the final picture is blue (it's a swimming pool), the software is compensating with magenta. I'm going to look at the anchor side.
The question for me, is that is has perfectly worked at firt trial with default parameter with the jpeg file.
Thanks for your reply, I will look further.
Hi!
Anyway it´s better to use a good RAW converter first as Andrew told.
bst, Klaus
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