PanoTools:
RE: Re: Extended Dynamic Range (was ... first D70/Sigma 8mm panoramas)
Peter Sale 2005-Mar-07 23:03:01
Spectacular results, but do I really need to shoot eight different exposures
per image, for a total of 32 photos per panorama (I don't shoot nadir or
zenith images)? Sounds like a very time consuming post production process,
very wonderful for artistic, high end commercial or nature panoramas but a
bit expensive (in time) for real estate panoramas. Or perhaps I could shoot
the images and hire someone to perform the post production/blending process?
Regards/Peter Sale
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Erik Krause replied:
On 7 Mar 2005 at 9:52, Peter Sale wrote:
> One problem I notice right away is that the detail in some areas of
> the window frames of the correctly exposed interior is missing and
> completely "blown out" (its not just the view through the windows that
> is blown out in this image), while some detail in that window frame is
> lost in dark shadow in the image that is correctly exposed for the
> exterior, http://tinyurl.com/5aysv. How can I "layer" my way through that
problem?
> Any ideas and/or suggestions will be appreciated.
Have a look at http://www.erik-krause.de/blending
bst regards
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Erik Krause
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