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Standardize a panorama

Forum|Forum|6 years ago
November 15, 2019
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Using panorama feature sometimes happen i have different tones moving across the picture (eg. because of the sun position). At the end i have this result.

Is there any way to level out the colors?

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D Fosse

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But the final result is much better if you do basic color correction on each frame before the merge. And much easier to control.

gtsolidAuthor

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Shoul i do this by eye or is there any method to judge the chromatic levels?

D Fosse

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Just use your eyes. You can easily tell the left side from the right side of your original example. Just make them visually similar before the merge.

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Gingerdeer

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You could try adjustment layers with a gradiated mask (in the screenshot they are curves layers, I did a quick test).

Sorry if I didn't see the attachement originally.

gtsolidAuthor

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Hi, which kind of grandient map? the default ones are too artistic for my purposes.

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Gingerdeer

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Hi,

Gradiated mask is just a layer mask fading from black to white reducing the intensity along the fade. Gradient maps are different as they reassign colour based on luminance.

So, for your image I color corrected the left side then made that correction fade out to the right. Then repeated for the other side.

D Fosse

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You need to work a little on each individual frame first. Make sure to not only match exposure and white balance, but also vignetting and geometric distortion (the latter two handled by the lens profile).

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Gingerdeer

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Your screenshot is missing 🙂

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