Post by Sepiana on May 22, 2018 21:31:05 GMT
This is a bit off topic, but I was experimenting with panos and submitted a question to the OnOne forum, which I think you answered!
In Photoshop Elements, when I use the panorama feature, the resulting .psd file contains the different images and masks used to make the finalized panorama. Can OnOne’s panorama output also include the images/masks used? I like OnOne’s finalized panos, but I often find the pano needs some adjusting and there is no “history” to work from.
This was Hudson Henry's reply in case you missed it: (the upshot being that panos in OnOne still need some work)
Pat, There is not a way to get the blended images as layers in ON1’s engine at this point. It’s a great thing to drop into the Photo RAW project as a request. www.on1.com/products/photo-raw/ideas/
PS: I reach for Photoshop too when I need to adjust a single image’s layer after they are aligned, but not yet blended.
I've used PSE for pano individual layers. The down side is the resulting file size is quite large when one saves all the layers in the psd file.
A workaround using On1 might be to open all the pano images in layers and manually blend.
). To do manually what PSE does during its stitching and blending processing which includes Geometric Distortion Correction and making the joints seamless would take me forever. And most probably I wouldn't do as good a job as pse.
