leifs wrote:The second biggest problem making panos, especially gigapanos , is vignetting.
klausesser wrote:I ran tests last month: the very same set of images made no problems in terms of vignetting in PTGui. NO - not the slightest - problem. Absolutely even sky.
In APG there definitely ARE issues.
Sorry - but i still believe there is something which needs to be fixed. Maybe the anchor-system.
best, Klaus
klausesser wrote:Hi Alexandre, hi leifs!
I don´t think so.
best, Klaus
leifs wrote:klausesser wrote:Hi Alexandre, hi leifs!
I don´t think so.
best, Klaus
I have tried to figure out why you wrote this piece.
If you wrote on this forum that you want Kolor to do this or that, would I write: "No, don't do it. I don't need it" ?
I would not ! That is torpedoing other folks wishes. Bad style.
If you read what I wrote you would have recognized yourself as a loyal Canon-user, and the vignetting you don't see is in most cases removed in-camera before the image is saved to the card. This is also the case for me when I use Olympus lenses on my Olympus camera. But when I use lenses from other brands the vignetting is there. Even the Zeiss Planar 50mm f1.4 has vignetting at f11. Maybe only 0.1 stop, but it's there.
If you don't need this plugin just keep silent !
leifs
klausesser wrote:And: i will not "keep silent", no way - i´m used to say what i mean. Period.
Klaus
leifs wrote:klausesser wrote:And: i will not "keep silent", no way - i´m used to say what i mean. Period.
Klaus
There are more than 100 threads in this forum talking about vignetting, so I guess I'm not the only one wishing for a tool to remedy this problem.
If you have no problems whatsoever with vignetting, why are you writing in this thread under the heading "Vignetting" ? When I read a post that isn't of interest I keep silent.
leifs
Artisan S. wrote:But could you make a special release for Klaus, were this feature is "ommited". No kiddin, banding and blending is always a prolem, some can be mitigated by using dedicated lenses (als Leifs pointed out) but some people (like Leifs and moi) are stuborn and incist on using all kinds of brands of lenses.
klausesser wrote:"Vignetting" can mean several things. Let´s pinpoint, what we are talking over here in detail:
1) "natural" vignetting which is produced by any lens and usually compensated to some degree by stopping down.
2) vignetting which results from a lens-shade or a filter-ring.
3) "vignetting" which results from blending in a stitcher.
AlexandreJ wrote:klausesser wrote:"Vignetting" can mean several things. Let´s pinpoint, what we are talking over here in detail:
1) "natural" vignetting which is produced by any lens and usually compensated to some degree by stopping down.
2) vignetting which results from a lens-shade or a filter-ring.
3) "vignetting" which results from blending in a stitcher.
hohoho. 1), 2) ok, but in no way, the blending can generate vignetting ( case 3 ).
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