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Interiors HR & Stitching

Explorer ,
Oct 21, 2019 Oct 21, 2019

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Hi,

I'm looking to develop an interiors HDR skill-set, and wondered if anyone can take a look at the below.  To begin, I have a 25mm Leica lens while standard real estate lenses are c.17mm.  I have temporarily run out of money, and besides like the 'stitiching up' as a stop-gap solution.

Please comment on this proposed workflow:

i) Compose an interiors shot (vertical lines of walls, etc., must be exact) and take a 7-bracketed shot

ii) Pan the camera slightly and take another 7-bracketed shot

iii) In LR merge > HDR the first set

iv) In LR merge > HDR the second set

v) Do corrections to the first resultant DNG file, duplicate & replicate to the second set

vi) Merge > panorama the two sets.

 

A few questions.  One, when is the right time to do cc corrections, etc.?  And if it's after the stitch, how would I be able to judge from the darkened DNGs if the stitch works?  Three, how in LR can I copy a set of manipulations to the first set and transfer all the same to the second set?  Four, assuming my potential panorama could be wide, nevertheless can I choose a stitching line along any vertical axis?  Five, anything else that I should consider? 

 

Thank you,

DC

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UPDATE: I've just found the Merge > HDR Panorama function, which is amazeballs cool ! Doing some tests and sometimes the merge couldn't happen; I'm guessing this might be because of camera shake as I press the shutter release; so have done another test with self-timer (will buy a shutter release cable soon) and all seems fine.  Will do some more tests.  Anything anyone might want to add?

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