[ptx] Hugin & Autopano-sift

[Jpok]

English is not my native language, so excuse me if I don't be clear.
You are totally right Doug. But I had a problem with a pano of the 
Fontainebleau Castle. When I'm shooting the images, the sun plays with 
the clouds and it results on different exposures for the images. I 
thought Enblend corrects this but it failed and my pano needs some Gimp 
postprocessing.
Perhaps does it exist Enblend parameters that help me to correct this 
situation ?

Many thanks, Doug

Jpok

douglas wilkins a écrit :

> --- Jpok <jpok at freemail.hu> wrote: 
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>>About Enblend, it's a fabulous program. But the
>>integration in Hugin is 
>>very strange. It works when you choose 'High quality
>>TIFF' format. But 
>>this format isn't ideal for a Gimp posttreatment. I
>>will prefer a way to 
>>launch Enblend within Hugin (by a button perhaps)
>>than permits to choose 
>>the image format...
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>As far as I remember, the reasoning goes like this:
>Since enblend only produces TIFF output, only when you
>choose 'High quality TIFF' does it make sense to
>enable enblend. 
>As far as post-processing in the GIMP is concerned, if
>you are talking about being able to manually alter the
>blend of images after running enblend, then this does
>not make  too much sense since enblend only produces a
>single output image, already blended.
>Or am I missing something?
>
>regards,
>Doug
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