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Hi everyone!
i blended some photos for creating a panorama, this is the output:
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:
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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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For best quality results I would balance the exposure and shadow detail to my liking first. Do a Pano. Lastly my final corrections.
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

