Capture One and panoramic stitching

[f6cvalkyrie]

Hi !

Afaik, C1 does not come with integrated stitching of panoramas ... and I like to shoot panoramas with my µ4/3 gear ...
So far, I used LR 6.14 for processing my panos shot with my Mk1 E-M1, but recently I purchased a E-M1X and LR 6.14 does not process this files ...

So my question to C1 users : what's your workflow for stitching panorama now ???

TIA, and stay safe,
Rafael

 

[Alan]

Photoshop or PTGUI

 

[pegelli]

You can convert the files of the new (unsupported) camera to DNG with the latest Adobe DNG converter.
Then LR 6.14 will read these DNG's and you can stitch just like the files from your older camera (and use all other LR settings/tools as well).

 

[f6cvalkyrie]

You can convert the files of the new (unsupported) camera to DNG with the latest Adobe DNG converter.
Then LR 6.14 will read these DNG's and you can stitch just like the files from your older camera (and use all other LR settings/tools as well).

Unfortunately, the DNG converter seems to be not compatible with the files from the E-M1X too ... all files on the memory card are greyed out ...
I have successfully converted the .ORF files to .dng with C1 though ... so this looks like a viable solution ...

C U
Rafael

 

[Jack]

Process singles in C1, send them to PS mostly --but sometimes AutoPanoGiga if PS gets confused-- for stitching.

 

[Don Libby]

I always open files in C1 first before ending over to PS. Just make certain the files are processed using the same formula. Send files to PS and let it stitch. I've done this with anywhere between 2 and 9 files (2x2 and 3 rows of 3).

 

[vjbelle]

Process singles in C1, send them to PS mostly --but sometimes AutoPanoGiga if PS gets confused-- for stitching.

FWIW Autopano is no longer in business.

Victor B.

 

[Jack]

Understood, but 1) I still have it on my computer, 2) it still works and 3) sometimes it does a better job than PS auto-stitch and 4) it allows for mask tweaks.

 

[dougpeterson]

DT BatchStitch (free/open-source) can help with this in the case you are stitching many such images. The forum rules forbid me from posting a link, so you'll have to google it.