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PTGUI PRO ADVANCED FEATURES WINDOWS
These windows can now be closed using the Esc key and copying can be done using Cmd+C. This would override the keyboard shortcut for copying to clipboard.
Fix: mac: several windows had a keyboard shortcut Cmd+C for the Close or Cancel button. 
Added EXIF sensor size data for a number of cameras. Slightly improved detail in exposure fused result in areas with saturated colors. PTGui now checks upon startup whether the configured temporary folders exist and can be written to it will warn if there is a problem. The new PTGui Viewer is always included for equirectangular panoramas. These applications will be shown in the popup list under the View button (Create Panorama tab) and Preview button (Preview tab). Changes in the way external viewers are configured: In Options/Preferences - Advanced now up to 3 applications can be configured. The options 'For print' and 'For web' have been removed. 'Set optimum size' button now directly picks the optimum size (formerly 'maximum size' in the popup menu). In Explorer you can select a set of images to be stitched, right click and choose 'Send to -> PTGui'. 
Windows: The installer now adds PTGui to the 'Send To' context menu in Explorer. HDR/Exposure tab: section 'HDR' has been reworded. Faster loading of uncompressed tiff images from spinning hard disks (reduced chance of disk thrashing). Options/Preferences - Advanced: RAM usage is now specified as an absolute number of megabytes previously this was set as a percentage of available RAM. Or in conjunction with the yellow crop lines in the panorama editor, to delete images any rectangular area of the panorama. New menu Images - Select: this allows for example to delete all images outside the visible area of the panorama. This works great for boosting the shadows in a non-bracketed panorama and can (at low ISO) avoid the need to shoot bracketed images. The tone mapper (PTGui Pro only) can now be used for LDR panoramas as well. New tone mapping algorithm for HDR panoramas with very natural looking results (Pro version). The viewer can be launched through Tools - PTGui Viewer and via the View / Preview functions in PTGui. PTGUI PRO ADVANCED FEATURES MAC
On mac the trackpad can be used for navigation (swipe and pinch).
PTGUI PRO ADVANCED FEATURES FULL
It supports full screen display on Windows and mac. The viewer can also be used outside of PTGui.
PTGui now comes with a standalone viewer (Windows and Mac) for equirectangular panoramas. A new blazing fast, GPU accelerated stitching engine. Major update! For an overview see What's new in PTGui 10. Each image had to be compensated before the import into PTGui.For the fans of PTGui, some exiting news latest version has now GPU support for stitching! When finalizing the carousel image on the top, lens vignetting (light fall off in corners) in the sky needed additional work. The human eye is very sensitive to this type of effect and repeating patterns have to be fixed. It is also very common that dirt on the image sensor repeats itself all over the place after stitching a panorama. Blend priority can be adjusted in the advanced settings menu under image parameters, change blend priority from 100 down to 10-20 for the relevant images. To limit the use of this noisy image in the final panorama it is a very good idea to lower the blend priority for this image (the nadir shot). PTGUI PRO ADVANCED FEATURES ISO
I shot this image on free hand and in night scenes with very high ISO (which means much higher noise level). Often this image is the most difficult to get right because all other images can be shot with the tripod and perfect alignment. True 360×360 panos require at least one image to be shot vertically down. The example below needed a lot of Photoshop adjustments because the water moved between each image and it was shot on free hand.įull scene stereographic image created with PTGui Pro This is fixed in Photoshop, export the panorama with all layers separated (blended and layers) to one single. The automatic alignment is very good but usually there are moving people in the scene, cars driving by and other local difficulties that have to be fixed. In most cases the need for post processing is very small. This can be done in the hidden optimizer menu: go to the advanced setting (Project Assistant, upper right corner) then select Optimizer, click Advanced again and enable viewpoint optimization for each image that you think needs to be tilted. In those cases try to enable viewpoint compensation for each misaligned source image. For normal panorama images the default setting works very well, but in some cases when assembling a panorama including very close objects any small misalignment ruins the final result. Apply the reference points before trying to align the images. A few smartly selected reference points can do magic. Multiple pictures were used to create this carousel image using PTGui Proĭepending on how badly aligned your source images are, PTGui might need some help to do a good job.
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