PanoTools:
RE: bracketing
Serge Maandag 2006-Feb-02 14:12:27
> Another way I tried is making panos from the different
> exposures using the same ptgui project file and then blending
> them in photoshop using a layer mask and a brush.
> I thought earlier that the blending should produce a different result.
> Is it possible for smartblend to do exactly the same thing (
> whatever it does ) to the different groups of pictures. ?
AFAIK, smartblend will look at the amount of detail in each section
of the image and it will feather based on that information.
Tight seams for parts with lots of detail and wide fluent masks for
homogenous parts like skies.
The amount of detail will differ for each exposure. Blown out skies
have no detail, neither have pitch dark shadow parts.
So I think the answer is no, but I'm not a smartblend expert.
What happens if you feed the three complete panoramas together
to smartblend? Will it just use one of them or will it blend the
three exposures together?
Serge
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