Photonicwand wrote:Hi there,
I am struggling getting the output from autopano that I am looking for. Specifically, the panoramas usually come out too dark. I believe I must be missing a trick.
Before I use autopano, I convert my photos from raw into 16-bit tiff files using a tool called darktable. I then use those 16-bit tiff files in autopano to generate the panorama. As I shoot my photos fully manual and adjust lighting and color in darktable, I would like autopano not to leave the color and brightness as much as possible as it is in the 16-bit tiff input pictures.Even when f I set the "color correction" to non and do not tocuh the levels, autopano still darkens the output. When I lighten the panorama using the levels tool, the result seems "washed out" compared to the original.
Is there any way to avoid autopano changing the lighting apart from what it needs to do to blend the images together?
Thanks for any tips!
Johan
lumelix wrote:There is also a "automated color correction" in the "main settings - detection".
Have you unchecked this before importing the images ?
lumelix wrote:The difference looks like some gamma correction for me.
ThomasV wrote:Could you please upload some of the source pictures to the ftp server so that we can give a deeper look at this issue? (http://www.kolor.com/forum/t766-ftp-server)
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