Export to Photoshop

[swissgregi]

Hello, i am new using Hugin.

How do i export the Panorama, so that i can open it in Photoshop with
multiple Layers?
I Work with Vista Home Premium and Hugin 8.0.

In tutorials i've read, there should be a button like "multiple
layered tiff" or "multiple layered psd". But i can't find those
buttons.

"Remapped Images" doesn't work for me, becouse i have to algin the
images myself then.

Can anyone help?

[Yuval Levy]

Hi,

swissgregi wrote:
> In tutorials i've read, there should be a button like "multiple
> layered tiff" or "multiple layered psd". But i can't find those
> buttons.

outdated. support for PSD has been removed from libpano because it is
difficult to maintain.

> "Remapped Images" doesn't work for me, becouse i have to algin the
> images myself then.

on the Stitcher tab, in the Processing section
(at the bottom) click the button to edit the Remapper Options and untick
save cropped images.

even better would be to use some tools like tiff2psd, but I don't know
if they're available on Windows.

Yuv

[Jim Watters]

Yuval Levy wrote:
> swissgregi wrote:
>
>> In tutorials i've read, there should be a button like "multiple
>> layered tiff" or "multiple layered psd". But i can't find those
>> buttons.
>>
> outdated. support for PSD has been removed from libpano because it is
> difficult to maintain.
>

> even better would be to use some tools like tiff2psd, but I don't know
> if they're available on Windows.
>

Panotools still includes the process of reading and writing PSD files.
Tiff2psd uses libpano to combine multiple tiff files into a single psd file.

or use Erik Krause Photoshop script to import multiple tiffs with alpha
channels to a single file with multilayer.
http://www.erik-krause.de/ttt/index.htm

Jim