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Re: HDR shows a sharp tonal diff at -180/+180 merge (My WWP input)
Mahmood Hamidi 2006-Dec-29 11:51:00
I did not resize my pano in PS at all.
In Hugin I set the size of output pano to 5000x2500 or 4000x2000 for
the small pano, and then I work with those files without resizing at
all to the end.
This way the same size is used through the whole process and no
unnecessary extra load during the manipulation.
(No resize in PS => no Interpolation effect)
Regards,
/MH
--- In #removed#, Hans Nyberg <hans@...> wrote:
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> On Dec 29, 2006, at 11:25 AM, Mahmood Hamidi wrote:
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> > Thanks for your reply.
> > I tried it, it helps a lot but you can still see the tonal difference.
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> > In my input for WWP event the Standard version is made with
> > hdr/tonemapper, which shows a line left to the high chimney (you have
> > to drag the pano about 90 degree to see the chimney), the full screen
> > version is made with H&S, which does not show any such line.
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> > You can see them at "http://hem.bredband.net/b530695/"
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> Remember to flatten you panorama before you resize it in Photoshop.
> You probably has it as a layer
> Also do not use the interpolation bicubic smoother
> Just standard bicubic.
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> Hans
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> Hans Nyberg
> <http://www.panoramas.dk> Panoramas.dk - Features Fullscreen QTVR
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