Enblend problem

[paul womack]

On my map, the shooting, using a tripod with
a horizontal center column (it's a Benbo)
over the map, I inevitably get a shadow.

I hoped to work round this by taking a small
"replacement" set of images where the shadow fell.

Having shot the main set of images,
I moved the tripod to a new position.

I optimised these extra images in the PTO
file (using X,Y), and used masking to remove the
shadow from both sets.

The resulting sub-sets stitch like this:

Main set:
http://woodworkinfo.site88.net/estate_map_boom1.jpg

Replacement set.
http://woodworkinfo.site88.net/estate_map_boom2.jpg

Sadly, when I stitch the whole set I get this:
http://woodworkinfo.site88.net/estate_map.jpg

Is this "just a bug" or am I doing something wrong?

BugBear

[Bruno Postle]

On 30 June 2017 at 12:13, paul womack wrote:

> Sadly, when I stitch the whole set I get this:
> http://woodworkinfo.site88.net/estate_map.jpg
>
> Is this "just a bug" or am I doing something wrong?

This is a long-standing enblend bug, the workaround is to shift the
pictures around slightly or change the order of the images (move them
up and down in the Photos tab).

--
Bruno

[T. Modes]

Or sometimes also the other seam generator can help:
try adding --primary-seam-generator=nft to the enblend options.