mediavets wrote:APG 3.5 beta 3 introduces improvements to the Papywizard and VRDrive 2 Import wizards.
But....
Both the VRDrive2 and Papywizard Import wizards allow the user to specify various options for handling Stacks.
However I don't see where/how one can set the Reference level.
A related issue is that there appears to be no way to set stacks manually for those cases where there may be no EXIF data or where for some other reason bracketing was not/defined set in the XML file.
gkaefer wrote:mediavets wrote:APG 3.5 beta 3 introduces improvements to the Papywizard and VRDrive 2 Import wizards.
But....
Both the VRDrive2 and Papywizard Import wizards allow the user to specify various options for handling Stacks.
However I don't see where/how one can set the Reference level.
A related issue is that there appears to be no way to set stacks manually for those cases where there may be no EXIF data or where for some other reason bracketing was not/defined set in the XML file.
Workaround: in Import wizzard disable Option "Detection Option"-> Auto Detection.
than Import the Images... than you manually can select all stacks -> right mouse klick -> Use the "Create Stack by N..." to refine your referecne Image...
... than manually start detection...
mediavets wrote:Does detection still use the XML positioning data when you do this?
AntoineM wrote:mediavets wrote:Does detection still use the XML positioning data when you do this?
Yes it does, this is the right way for changing the reference level.
regards,
Antoine
mediavets wrote:APG 3.5 beta 3 introduces improvements to the Papywizard and VRDrive 2 Import wizards.
But....
Both the VRDrive2 and Papywizard Import wizards allow the user to specify various options for handling Stacks.
However I don't see where/how one can set the Reference level.
A related issue is that there appears to be no way to set stacks manually for those cases where there may be no EXIF data or where for some other reason bracketing was not/defined set in the XML file.
klausesser wrote:I don´t know how other manufacturers handle this item - i asked Josef to implement both options for choosing:
1) record in the xml ONE shot per position - as usual.
2) record in the xml xxx shots per position.
This way it´s guaranteed that even 7 or 9 brackted shots in a stack get placed precisely at the very same position.
Several Panoneed-users here in the forum appreciate this option. Do they, folks!?![]()
Klaus
mediavets wrote:klausesser wrote:I don´t know how other manufacturers handle this item - i asked Josef to implement both options for choosing:
1) record in the xml ONE shot per position - as usual.
2) record in the xml xxx shots per position.
This way it´s guaranteed that even 7 or 9 brackted shots in a stack get placed precisely at the very same position.
Several Panoneed-users here in the forum appreciate this option. Do they, folks!?![]()
Klaus
Papywizard can do either.
gkaefer wrote:mediavets wrote:klausesser wrote:I don´t know how other manufacturers handle this item - i asked Josef to implement both options for choosing:
1) record in the xml ONE shot per position - as usual.
2) record in the xml xxx shots per position.
This way it´s guaranteed that even 7 or 9 brackted shots in a stack get placed precisely at the very same position.
Several Panoneed-users here in the forum appreciate this option. Do they, folks!?![]()
Klaus
Papywizard can do either.
panoneeds handcontroller does record BOTH Versions of XML files at once so you later can decide which one to use (stacking externaly or using apg for that....). never ever I wanna miss this Feature![]()
Georg
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