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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。
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以下是官网的补地方法
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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.
K8 \% o0 v8 p( t) ]$ PThis 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. . z. ~- y4 x+ ~. ^& t& X1 _
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Open 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. % o: J: H0 a* T
Doubling 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. $ f1 ?+ P2 D+ N+ g; p5 w
After the stitching, open the panorama editor.
0 a( q' ?% _" n$ Z7 Z Move the panorama using the Move tool, to have the nadir neatly in the center.
7 c$ ^' G- @8 a) _" g4 eIn the images mode, we can see our three images that have been stitched.
. g( o$ Y% ]& p* x# e5 i! W! z# ^Activate 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. 4 J* C3 W/ v* w
* I) s4 _& n% q$ [2 PHere 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! ! `+ P; ^7 n! y" o* \
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! n% p* x( Z8 HIn a partially bracketed panoramaIn the case of Partial bracketing, the procedure is the same, except that the panorama contains a bracket.
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Place the red masking points on the tripod and legs, and green on the ground you want to keep. ' n; l5 v$ @, {
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. 1 R1 s* j) `' U9 Y. ]' G
In this case: one of the tips of the tripod's leg, none of our images allowed us to cover it completely. 6 h- c0 c- v5 r' p
This minor leftover is easy to edit out afterwards using Photoshop, than if you had to remove the tripod completely using Photoshop. ) T5 c1 z" q% ^% q R
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