If you're shooting a landscape where there are no vertical landmarks easily recognizable for you and the software, we'll use the same vertical lines tool but slightly differently. Particular case: the sea in the distance! Your panorama straightens almost instantly. The blue vertical lines are aligned with the vertical edges of the buildings.Ĭonfirm by clicking the green button in the information column, on the left, or even by simply pressing Enter on your keyboard. Then, you just have to trace two or three lines along subjects in the panorama we want to be straight in the final rendering or we know they're straight in real life. The zoom-in can also be done with the shortcuts CMD +/- or CRTL +/. It's very easy to use but before anything else, it's better to zoom a little in the image in order to place the vertical lines more accurately. If the result's not good, you need to align the panorama manually by clicking the second icon below. Note! When the rendering is done from the main window, its functionality ' align automatically' has been applied by default. €0.99 or 1 credit / video - Duration: 5'49 If you need it with another projection, you have to skip to another compatible geometry, make your leveling and go back to the chosen geometry. To make it horizontal again, there are two tools: ' Automatic alignment' and ' Vertical lines tool'.Ĭaution! the vertical lines tool (hence manual) is only available with rectilinear and spherical projections. It often happens that the panorama isn't perfectly horizontal - while we want it to be. (Contribute to the development of this site by buying this DVD from the link above.) €0.99 or 1 credit / video - Duration: 4'10īuy and watch this video tutorial from (This tutorial has been made with Autopano version 2.5) Two important new features in this version 4.0! These new features are: the ' mask mode with visualization of the limits of the mask' and the automatic correction of vignetting and/or gradient. In this second part dedicated to panorama edition in Autopano Giga, we'll review all alignment tools (vertical and horizontal), of the new layer mask mode, the colors editor and finally, the HDR fusion.

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