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olivierMG
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March 17, 2021
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Fusion de panoramique HDR sur Camera Raw

  • March 17, 2021
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Bonjour

J'ai toujours ce message quand je tente d'assembler un pano HDR avec Adobe Camera Raw. (Version 13.2)
Pas de souci pour assembler un HDR avec des vues fixes. Pas de souci si je passe sur LR (mais cela ralenti beaucoup mon flux de travail).
Des idées sur ce problème?
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Correct answer PECourtejoie

Bonjour, Olivier

I would first try to switch Bridge to english in its preferences, as a 1st troubleshooting step.

Did the same files work without issue in a previous ACR version? 

 

Would it be possible to share some test images that do not work? (not a masterpiece, just a wall or anything without value)

Either by Creative cloud, or any other storage.

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PECourtejoie
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PECourtejoieCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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March 19, 2021

Bonjour, Olivier

I would first try to switch Bridge to english in its preferences, as a 1st troubleshooting step.

Did the same files work without issue in a previous ACR version? 

 

Would it be possible to share some test images that do not work? (not a masterpiece, just a wall or anything without value)

Either by Creative cloud, or any other storage.

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olivierMGAuthor
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March 26, 2021

Hello

Thank you for advices. At this point I can't find any possibilities to switch Br to English.

I went to préferences but no options.

It never worked to assemble Pano HDR with ACR.

I have to set up files becauses all I have is for pro clients.

Thanks a lot.

jbm007
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jbm007Community Expert
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March 18, 2021

Make sure all your images meet the following conditions:

 

  • All the images in your selection must contain the exposure metadata - Exposure time, f-number, and ISO.
  • Each set of bracketed exposures in your selection must have the same number of images. For example, if you chose to bracket with three images, then all the sets in the selection must also use three images. 
  • Each set of bracketed exposures in your selection must have the same exposure offsets. For example, if your first set has exposure offsets of (0, -1, +1), then all other sets in the selection must follow the exposure offset pattern. The image sets can have different exposure values; only the exposure offsets pattern must be consistent across all the sets.
  • Each set of bracketed exposures must be captured contiguously. For example, if you've considered a bracket size of three while capturing the images then the first three images in the sequence become part of a bracket set, the next three images in the sequence become part of another bracket set, and so on.
  • Within a set of bracketed exposures, the images must not have the same exposure value.

 

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olivierMGAuthor
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March 19, 2021

Yes this is exactly the way I work. I'm a professionnal photographer.

Please note that it works using LightRoom. But I' don't want to use Light Room.

Sincerely

gary_sc
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gary_scCommunity Expert
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March 17, 2021

Good day Olivier,

 

I do not have any issues or problems when I'm doing an HDR Pano so I know it's possible. According to Google-translate, I was able to look at the text of your error message as:

"Cannot detect bracketing deviation
HDR exposure. Would you rather
to merge into non-HDR panorama?
Merging into a HOR panorama requires a set
selects nde exhibition brackets, each
with a constant necart."

 

Can you please let me know the how many stops inbetween each image? That is, generally one might have the bracketed exposure settings to provide -2, 0, +2 stops for each shot of the panorama. What are your settings? Also, can you please provide the exact process you are doing for your HDR-Pano?

 

Lastly, when sharing screenshots, PLEASE use the icon above where you enter text to place the image into the message. I'm talking about this icon:

Thank you,

 

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olivierMGAuthor
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March 17, 2021

Hello Gary

Yes I do provide at least -2, 0 +2 for each pictures.

My process: pictures are displayed with Bridge, then opened with ACR plugin, from ACR I select my photos and rght click gives me acces to HDR (which works) or Pano HDR (that as never worked....)

Thank you!

 

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