p.217 #4 · Sony RX1, RX1R, RX1R II and RX1R III Image Thread
Jonas B wrote:
Sebboh, the first image is to my taste. Really! Off topic: I stitch from time to time, usually using PTGui. It works fine in general but 'm not happy with the auto-stitching for parts of the image containing no sharp details (blurred background, the sky etc). Do you know of any software doing that better?
thanks jonas. i mostly use PS which is better with oof bits than PTGui in my experience but ridiculously memory intensive if you have more than 8 or so shots to stitch (and still not particularly good for oof elements). microsoft ICE actually seems to perform pretty well, but requires using windows...
here are a couple more from the same location, this time in color:
p.217 #7 · Sony RX1, RX1R, RX1R II and RX1R III Image Thread
sebboh wrote:
(...) i mostly use PS which is better with oof bits than PTGui in my experience but ridiculously memory intensive if you have more than 8 or so shots to stitch (and still not particularly good for oof elements). microsoft ICE actually seems to perform pretty well, but requires using windows...
Hi, and thank you!
PS works reasonably well, I agree. ICE... last time I checked it (v 1.4 it turned out) I simply disliked it for several reasons. Now I downloaded the current 64-bit version (2.0.3) and they certainly have worked on this software. I have tried a couple of images and the results have been good. Yup, I'm a lucky windows user.
This far no problems with ICE (disregarding the fact my firewall has to work stopping it from not asked for communication activities).
p.217 #13 · Sony RX1, RX1R, RX1R II and RX1R III Image Thread
Jonas B wrote:
Off topic: I stitch from time to time, usually using PTGui. It works fine in general but 'm not happy with the auto-stitching for parts of the image containing no sharp details (blurred background, the sky etc). Do you know of any software doing that better?
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Try Autopano Pro - it's a revelation, even compared to Photoshop (at times).
Anyway...
