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By:Pinkerton Matthew (stlbluesaddict) on
January 10, 2009
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Test post of large pano greater than 60,000 pixels wide
No post-processing (sharpening, cropping, color boost, etc) due to the fact that I can't even open the file (Too many pixels wide.)
Working with AutoPano Pro. I thought I had covered all of the ground when shooting, but for some reason the software is having some problems picking up some of the shots. Anyone know how to defeat this? I can't open this in Photoshop and add some detail from another photo.
I have several more from this day that I am still processing, and will upload later.
Date Taken: January 10, 2009
Date Added: January 10, 2009
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January 10, 2009 17:40 | Flag as inappropriate |
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I also use autopano and I know this problem. Look at "where" is your problem ... in the water ! The waves moved between one pic and the next, so there's no way for any software to stitch pictures with 'nothing' the same. You'll have to edit it manually afterwards. You cannot open it in PS ? why ? did you render in 'jpg' ? That might be the problem. Autopano should have warned you that PS cannot open pics >>30 000 pxl wide . You can open it with PaintShopPro (if you have LOOOOTS of RAM) ... OR ou can RE-render your pano in PSB format (Photo-Shop-Bigfiles) Posted by stefmixo |
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January 10, 2009 19:55 | Flag as inappropriate |
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stefmixo, Thanks for the feedback. As for the warning it AutoPano Pro, it did warn me about the pixel range. I'll run a couple of the others that were larger than 60000 and save in the format you recommended, and see how that goes. Thanks again! Posted by stlbluesaddict |
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