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刚看了官网的教程 官网演示的是在 节点处拍摄补地照,但试了一下用斜拍补地,貌似无法补地,求解?还有 Autopano Giga 可以移动补图片到正确的补地位置吗,试了好久没能移动成功。. R! n+ B% m& L. V
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. w# g% S: r8 B5 j1 H7 ~以下是官网的补地方法5 y+ d( J! m: ^# Z% ]
http://www.autopano.net/wiki-en/action/view/Patching_the_nadir1 ?) \" D1 T5 \0 N$ f
HOW IT'S DONEIn a regular panoramaHere is an example of a simple use of an often encountered user case: removing a tripod from an equirectangular panorama. ) ^; u& L4 C7 q% Y4 v
This type of treatment required the use of Photoshop masks, either on the source images, or in post-processing, and in either case this workflow could be rather tedious. ' T2 E5 y- w% u& G) s( V! J
( g* c7 i1 J3 c! l+ s$ X$ q2 kOpen the folder of the source images. We can see that they were taken with a fisheye lens and that we have three shots for the nadir.
! ?+ ~9 n/ p& mDoubling the shot is sufficient in most cases, but here, an extra photo was taken in to be sure to have the coverage to remove the tripod.
4 n, n( i& v& M$ L! S% G6 l+ m6 kAfter the stitching, open the panorama editor. ) {# U+ h7 ]4 V9 a( Z8 z* d$ v
Move the panorama using the Move tool, to have the nadir neatly in the center. ! v4 y0 z6 }' r
In the images mode, we can see our three images that have been stitched.
1 S' y5 H) a1 L! kActivate the Masking tool, and add a red marker on the visible tripod for each picture, and a green marker on the image without the tripod. Validate the modifications.
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Here is the result using the Preview tool: the tripod has disappeared! 3 clicks were enough to achieve what would have required an average of 10 minutes with Photoshop! 8 F/ N& D; }3 X3 h+ Q
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0 E4 d; y$ t0 A$ G: AIn a partially bracketed panoramaIn the case of Partial bracketing, the procedure is the same, except that the panorama contains a bracket.
, L1 h4 y) l8 M! ]* f9 CUse the move tool to have the nadir in the center.
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" n* ~- D- T% g/ } PPlace the red masking points on the tripod and legs, and green on the ground you want to keep.
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This case is a good example to illustrate that the Masking tool doesn't do miracles, and if there is not the sufficient coverage that is required, some parts may remain. 2 c* F2 ?( _( r& I, ]3 T
In this case: one of the tips of the tripod's leg, none of our images allowed us to cover it completely. 1 l% V* u |% `$ {9 G( s0 r& _
This minor leftover is easy to edit out afterwards using Photoshop, than if you had to remove the tripod completely using Photoshop.
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