Why don't I get any reply to my question on blurred export? [SOLVED] - View the solution

[gmterrableeker]

Why don't I get any reply to my question on blurred export?

by gmterrableeker » Sun Aug 14, 2016 9:58 am

On July 23, I posted the question http://www.kolor.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=32653 because I noticed that the final rendered and exported panoramo becomes far more blurry and less detailed than the original images (or the preview), but I have not received any reply, not even "I'm sorry but we do not provide support for previous versions" (I must admit I would find that a rather disappointing answer as this seems to me to be a rather major issue unless I have just used some settings wrong, but I doubt that because I just started with the default settings and tried several alternatives too...).

P.S. The question I posted before is erroneously marked as solved, because I clicked the green check mark just now. Because it was highlighted (green instead of the other icons that are grey), I was afraid that meant it had already been marked as solved accidentally and aimed to uncheck it. Apparently that was not the case (the green high-light is just misleading), but after this one click, the topic became locked and I could not change it back again. To be honest, I did not find that behaviour very user-friendly...

[marzipano]

Re: Why don't I get any reply to my question on blurred expo  [SOLVED]

by marzipano » Sun Aug 14, 2016 3:29 pm

It looks as though you are viewing the rendered version in Windows Live photo Gallery

I use this for viewing and have noticed that there is a size limit of (about) 80Mpx on editing. If the image is too big to edit it also presents the view as blurred as in your example. This is a feature of Windows Live and not of APG if this is the cause

Try viewing using different software (e.g IrfanView, Paint.Net) to see if the problem goes away.

[gmterrableeker]

Re: Why don't I get any reply to my question on blurred expo

by gmterrableeker » Mon Aug 15, 2016 6:29 am

Great! Thanks for the reply marzipano. That was it indeed. Good to know that the problem was not with AutoPano, my settings or shooting with overlap, it was the viewer I used! With another viewer the output looks great!