I tried to do a panorama of the greatest waterfall in Norway (measured in the amount of water - NOT the beauty...) this morning. It was done using Litchi's panorama function.
But the panorama was completely ruined because two of the 18 images was completely overexposed. I don't understand how this can be. The camera setting was auto exposure.
Images 1-3 is from the upper strip.
Images 4-6 is from the lower strip (the same sideways angle).
As you can see, image 4 and 5 is completely overexposed, leaving about zero details left:
This is a part of the stitched panorama. The focus of the entire panorama, the waterfall, is completely ruined:
So.... what happened? Is the auto exposure of the Phantom really so slow that it needs 15 seconds to adjust? That is the (estimated) time from image 3 to 6 where the exposure is more or less ok (a bit on the dark side).
If only Litchi could get their *** in gear and start supporting AEB bracketing for their panorama...
But the panorama was completely ruined because two of the 18 images was completely overexposed. I don't understand how this can be. The camera setting was auto exposure.
Images 1-3 is from the upper strip.
Images 4-6 is from the lower strip (the same sideways angle).
As you can see, image 4 and 5 is completely overexposed, leaving about zero details left:
This is a part of the stitched panorama. The focus of the entire panorama, the waterfall, is completely ruined:
So.... what happened? Is the auto exposure of the Phantom really so slow that it needs 15 seconds to adjust? That is the (estimated) time from image 3 to 6 where the exposure is more or less ok (a bit on the dark side).
If only Litchi could get their *** in gear and start supporting AEB bracketing for their panorama...
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