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03/08/2006 10:42:21 AM · #1 |
I have a series of photos that I took that I intended to use for a panorama.
I found that when I got home to review them that they all had very different exposures (shot with full auto mode). I tried to pano them but though the matching came out right the final image was badly exposed.
Here is a link to the final pano I made: kite festival pano
Is there a way or tool that anyone knows of to match exposure of several images in a sort of batch mode, e.g. feeding all images to some program and having it do auto exposure matching across the batch?
Or is this something that I have to eyeball myself one by one?
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03/08/2006 10:44:08 AM · #2 |
You need to shoot all the photos at the same exposure by using the manual exposure mode. It's very difficult, if not impossible, to correct fully. A couple pano stitching tools have automatic exposure adjustments that you may want to try out... try panorama factory...
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03/08/2006 10:47:18 AM · #3 |
Auto metering and panos never go together :( Shooting in RAw might make it easier to fix for different metering.
Lot's of programs out there to make panos, but you still need to eyeball it a bit yourself.
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03/08/2006 02:54:30 PM · #4 |
| auto is not your friend in this case. Manual exposure, at least shutter and aperature. Manual white Balance is also a good idea. Expose for the brightest or darkest (depending) area. |
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