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In the tab “Project Assistant”, select “Advanced”. This can be brought down to below one pixel within a few minutes.

Usually you start with an average control point distance of about 4.5 pixels. It is convenient to reuse previous settings with “File”, “Save as template …” and “Apply Template”. Your input value for the focal length will be automatically optimized by PTGui during stitching.

Select the lens type ‚Full Frame Fisheye‘.

In the tab ‚Project Assistant‘ go to the box ‚Camera / lens parameters‘.

To switch to these settings in an existing project, proceed as follows:

As ‚Crop factor / focal length multiplier‘ enter 1.

For good results, give PTGui a good answer:

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Panorama Stitching Tips for PTGui Pro Ease stitching with proper lens type and focal lengthĪfter loading your images, PTGui may tell you ‚EXIF data was not found in the image(s)‘.

German: „Datei->Einstellungen->Import/Export“ -> „Metadaten für Google+/Maps Views hinzufügen“įor uploading respective VR content to Facebook, an equirectangular panorama with at least 6000 x 3000 pixels is recommended.

English: „File -> Settings ->Import/Export“ -> „Add metadata for Google+/Maps Views“.

Interactive panorama viewing in Google+, Google Maps, and on Facebook is supported by this option which is turned on by default: when shooting panoramas for Google streetview with an action camera supporting GPS.

GPS data (location coordinates) within the shots are automatically passed on to the panorama since version 2.6 of PanoramaStudio.

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SNS-HDR-Lite is available free of charge and can be used for that step. Use either of these settings to stitch images of any GoPro Hero using PanoramaStudio Pro (german version):Įxposure bracketed images can be combined with a separate program prior stitching with PanoramaStudio Pro.

Panorama Stitching Tips for PanoramaStudio Pro Most of these steps have to repeated for every shot of every exposure series.

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This method is somewhat cumbersome, slow and error prone – but it is good to find out for yourself whether you find it worthwhile to take a path towards AEB and HDR: Use a smartphone with the GoPro App, go to settings, scroll to Photo settings, turn on Protune, set white balance to a fixed value, set the ISO limit to 100, use „EV comp“ to vary the exposure time, and trigger a photo. It is also possible to shoot exposure brackets manually with the GoPro Hero 4. Fortunately you can overcome this limitation easily and comfortably by using the app GoPro HDR of Tequnique. GoPro cameras do not natively support auto exposure bracketing (AEB) as provided by many other cameras. What is it and how do you get it?Ī great way to deal with the large dynamic range of a panorama is to take multiple exposures into each direction and to process the panorama using HDR-techniques. Some stitching tips are related to exposure bracketing. For your convenience, we provide some panorama stitching tips that help you to get the maximum out of shots taken with the Panohero – our panoramic head for action cameras.

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