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  Could attach you a screenshot of event viewer.

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• Mounting of full 360 ° panoramas and 'protect the borders. "

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  I'm trying to optimize panoramas 360 ° from my camera Ricoh Theta S in Lightroom CC panorama.

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• HP ENVY x 360-15-w102ns: HP ENVY x 360 battery still connected

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• Panorama image files

  You have no indication of the specifications of image of the source files used to create panoramic images in PTgui, Pano2VR, then the specifications and recommendations for the 6 images used in the overlay?

  Hello Monica,.

  I don't know exactly what information you are after that so I'll give it a shot and see if it's what you're after.

  First off the coast of PTGui and Pano2VR are two different types of applications. PTGui will sting your images in order to create an image of equirectangular panoramic 360 x 180 and various export options. Pano2VR is not actually stitching images but take this equirectangular image created in PTGui and will allow you to set parameters, set the user interface skins and export in a number of ways, including Flash/HTML using mult-resolution files.

  So for PTGui your source files must be of the highest quality and resolution, you can shoot. For example, I shoot a Canon 5 d Mark 2 with a Canon Fisheye 15 mm lens. It gives me a GROSS of about 28 MB file, I shoot around 6 and 1 vertically. When I poked in PTGui I'll end up with an image equirectangular around 10,000 x 5, 000px.

  I use Pano2VR, jointly with Photoshop, to make a necessary retouching with the patch tool. Then I create a set of output images, HTML and Javascript files because I incorporate panoramas using a content overlay Web (see the excellent app of DPS advice from Bob Bringhurst for the info on how to apply it). In the creation of the output, I use the option to create multi-resolution files, which provide a greater resolution as users zoom.

  Alternatively, if you want to only implement the views by the superposition of Panorama, you can simply use PTGui or Pano2VR to export 6 images. In this case I would export to about 1 000 x 1, 000px in jpg format. If you are targeting higher spec devices, you can increase the size.

  Tony

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  You can always take several shots with the S120 and use the software to stitch a panorama shot together. Just be sure to overlap of about 1/3 of shooting and you should get very good results. Since you probably have the Canon Photo stitching software, you just search for jpeg files put together.

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  Steve M.

• Limitations of size for Panorama in Lightroom CC

  This note is to encourage Adobe to expand the limits of size of the panoramas of Lightroom CC.  I understand that this limit is a maximum length of 65 000 pixels or a maximum number of pixels to 512 million pixels.  Such a limit does not get wide angle with long focal length objectives to get extremely high resolution panoramas.  For example, a 100 mm lens on a sensor 24 x 36 mm is turned to vertical orientation (24mm width) requires about (ideally) 26 frames to make a panorama 360 degrees.  If you use a device 50 megapixels (e.g. Canon 5 d), this image will be approximately 150 000 pixels wide or nearly three times the current limit.  There are also approximately 1300 megapixels, even once about three times the current limit.  This means that a Canon 5 d can be used to make even a panorama of 180 degrees, with a goal of 100mm in the vertical direction.  Creation of panorama in Lightroom CC is fantastic because it is easy and results in a RAW image.  But the current size limit is a real constraint.  Thank you for your attention.

  Hi Blaine Beron-Rawdon.

  Greetings!

  Thanks for writing this.

  I'd really appreciate it if you can set this as a feature to Photoshop community customer family request

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Taking an HDR photo, why do you want 1, 2 or 3 F stop adjustment? One is better than the other?

  When you take HDR, what advantage does different values of stop F offer. I seem to be able to set the values, and the results are similar.  When should I use a value of 1 vs 3 worth?

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