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Hello all,
I have a pano builded with 175 images. Obvously, the result is a very large images. When I try to render my pano to a jpeg file, I get this error : jpeg can not support more than 64 000 pixels (I translated, my message is in french).
Anyone could help me for the procedure to export a very large image to jpeg?
Thanks for you help!
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Use PSB format and forget about JPG? Or render at smaller % of the original?
And probably take a peek in the documentation:
http://www.autopano.net/wiki-en/action/ … gs#Formats
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Thanks a lot for your answer and for the link.
The problem is I use Zoomify to create my panorama. This is a free software using BMP and JPEG.
Do you know a free product using PSB to create a zoomable view?
Best Regards
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GigaTiler does not export images for Zoomify folder structure
I did not found any information on internet about a conversion tool.
Maybe I have the bad version (1.0)
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electra wrote:
Hello all,
I have a pano builded with 175 images. Obvously, the result is a very large images. When I try to render my pano to a jpeg file, I get this error : jpeg can not support more than 64 000 pixels (I translated, my message is in french).
Anyone could help me for the procedure to export a very large image to jpeg?
Thanks for you help!
Or maybe render to KRO and use Autopano Tour/krpano?
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electra wrote:
GigaTiler does not export images for Zoomify folder structure
I did not found any information on internet about a conversion tool.
Maybe I have the bad version (1.0)
Sorry, I used it with HDView.
IIRC, Zoomify has a plugin for PS, so you could do it that way. see http://www.zoomify.com/photoshop.htm
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electra wrote:
The problem is I use Zoomify to create my panorama. This is a free software using BMP and JPEG.
Do you know a free product using PSB to create a zoomable view?
Zoomify handles PSB files file as long as you have Photoshop installed on the system you're running it on. It's been that way for at least a few years (well before PS supported creating Zoomify files itself).
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