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Panorama with HDR

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Sep 25, 2018 Sep 25, 2018

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Hi everyone!

i blended some photos for creating a panorama, this is the output: P1.jpg

As you can note, the range of exposures is very big.

I think the best solution is to modify the single photo to a common exposure. How would you proceed?

here 2 photos that are near in the space but different in exposure:

IMG_20180102_165146.jpg

IMG_20180102_165150.jpg

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Community Expert , Sep 26, 2018 Sep 26, 2018

Should  with manual settings not auto and to get consistent exposure. If the clouds are moving fast, than you have to rotate and shoot fast. Also use a tripod to get good  focus.

There are ways but nothing good enough

  • window >> histogram and compare.
  • doing a difference calcualitons between both files
  • read what exposure was in your meta tags, and then run an exposure adjustment layer

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Sep 25, 2018 Sep 25, 2018

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For best quality results I would  balance the exposure and shadow detail to my liking first. Do a Pano. Lastly my final corrections.

IMG_20180102_165146.jpg

If time was an issue, I would skip  the initial step.

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The Pano's software works better if the exposure are similar. Is there any numerical way to check this?

For example a constant exposure of EV=14

Furthermore, how to use Eyedroppers in the Exposure control panel?

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Should  with manual settings not auto and to get consistent exposure. If the clouds are moving fast, than you have to rotate and shoot fast. Also use a tripod to get good  focus.

There are ways but nothing good enough

  • window >> histogram and compare.
  • doing a difference calcualitons between both files
  • read what exposure was in your meta tags, and then run an exposure adjustment layer

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