Fixing 48MP image

[astroprojector]

Hi There.

Is there a way to fix purple bloom in 48MP image. I shot a several images hoping to make panorama out of it, but there is a purple bloom in the middle of each image. I attached the individual frame and actual panorama. Notice there sky has purple spots in every shot.

 

[landmark orbiter]

Can’t see anything wrong I’m afraid Actually are you meaning the area just above centre?

 

[waynorth]

I see the purple, but can not tell you why it is there. Do you see it in other 48 MP photos?
It is known that certain colour errors can occur in 48MP images because of the way the sensor works. It would be interesting if you could take the same panorama in 12MP mode to see if the same colour issue is there.

 

[astroprojector]

I see the purple, but can not tell you why it is there. Do you see it in other 48 MP photos?
It is known that certain colour errors can occur in 48MP images because of the way the sensor works. It would be interesting if you could take the same panorama in 12MP mode to see if the same colour issue is there.

I am not in Tel Aviv anymore. I will have to fine comparable scenery.

 

[landmark orbiter]

I've had a tinker with Lightroom... how's this? Do you have the RAW file?

 

[astroprojector]

I've had a tinker with Lightroom... how's this? Do you have the RAW file?

It still visible.

 

[landmark orbiter]

 

[landmark orbiter]

Well it just shows that you can fix this in Lightroom, if you know what you want it to look like which clearly I don't. There seems to be a touch more purple right in the middle which you can deal with with another mask.

 

[astroprojector]

View attachment 168870

That actually looks OK. What did you use to fix it?

 

[landmark orbiter]

Lightroom

 

[landmark orbiter]

With another mask just over the middle there is further improvement...

 

[landmark orbiter]

If it's not happening on daytime fixtures, this could be a symptom of noise reduction or high ISO or the magic that makes the 48MP doesn't work so well in low light.

 

[astroprojector]

If it's not happening on daytime fixtures, this could be a symptom of noise reduction or high ISO or the magic that makes the 48MP doesn't work so well in low light.

The image was straight out of camera. No adjustments were done to it in LR.

 

[landmark orbiter]

I meant in the drone itself

 

[scro]

I had a similar thing happen to panoramas that were automatically stitched on the drone. However, the purple was only appearing in the stitched jpg panorama and seemingly not in the 12mp DNGs, so not specifically the same problem you've encountered.

Purple smears on sphere panorama

Anyone noticed purple smears on sphere panoramas that have been auto stitched? I've noticed it on a few recent ones of mine and also on ones others have published online. Sample attached

mavicpilots.com

 

[erezgur]

May I ask how do you create the panorama from the 48 MP images?
What software do you use?

I didn't have much success with Hugin panorama photo stitcher so far...

BTW - Great capture of old Jaffa with the Bloomfield lights on.

 

[Felix le Chat]

May I ask how do you create the panorama from the 48 MP images?
What software do you use?

I didn't have much success with Hugin panorama photo stitcher so far...

BTW - Great capture of old Jaffa with the Bloomfield lights on.

For blistering speed and surprisingly good accuracy, try Microsoft ICEv2.6. Freeware. Don't try using DNG's, only stitch the JPG's. HUGIN is still top-dog, but it is a bugger to get your head around quickly.

 

[Joe Horn]

For blistering speed and surprisingly good accuracy, try Microsoft ICEv2.6. Freeware. Don't try using DNG's, only stitch the JPG's. HUGIN is still top-dog, but it is a bugger to get your head around quickly.

Another option is AutoStitch, which is perhaps the easiest to use because it doesn't require setting a zillion controls and options. Just load photos into it (in any order!), and it does the rest. And it's free. Available here: AutoStitch