You have two possibilities to automatically send selected images in Bridge in order to stitch them into a nice panorama using Autopano Giga: Using Autopano Giga's "Tools menu > Assemble."ġ - Select all the photos you want to assemble in Bridge (at least two).Ģ - Click on the menu "Tools > in Autopano Giga > Assemble." Select and open images in Autopano from Photoshop's Bridge Kolor autopano giga v2.6 install# Through the contextual menu (right click) "Assemble." It opens Autopano Giga automatically and creates a new group in the groups column, on the left. Then you just have to click on the last: " Autopano Giga 4.4 > Assemble." :Īutopano opens directly with a new group of images in the left column as below: It is also possible to select all the photos you want to stitch in a same panorama using Bridge (in this case, you need to select the thumbnails) then right-click to open a contextual menu. Select and open images in Autopano from Lightroom The column of the images groups to be stitched is on the left. Lightroom doesn't work the same way as Bridge since you're going to have to export the photos towards Autopano. Files settings - Here, you're going to choose the files' format: JPEG or TIFF 16 bits and the color management options.The export destination - Lightroom offers you to place the export files in a subfolder, named by default " LR-Export-APG", which I recommend you to do.You just need to choose the export options then, and in particular: I won't need to explain you that you need to have previously created a catalogue in order to have access to your images to be able to open the "Export." menu! You need to export all the images that belong to the same panoramaġ - In Lightroom's "Development" tab, you need to select all the images that will be stitched into one panorama.Ģ - Then right-click to open the contextual menu: "Export > Export." I give you all the information about these choices in my color management guide but in particular in the page " sRGB, Adobe RGB or ProPhoto, what's best?" By default, the color space is sRGB and I recommend you to keep it that way if you're not comfortable with color management. My recommendation! If you're going to opt for the JPEG format, I recommend you to choose 100% for the compression rate which, in terms of quality of the details, is just like TIFF as I demonstrated it in one of my blog posts. The only difference will lie in certain gradients viewed at 200% in Photoshop. It is not necessary to "overchoose" TIFF rather than JPEG, especially in 100% quality!Īnd then you just need to click the " Export" button at the bottom right of the window.
After kindly working on its own, (you can see the progression of the export at the top left in Lightroom) Lightroom is going to send these images directly into Autopano Giga. "Find the nodal point or no parallax point accurately in less than an hour".
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