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28 images with the 70mm lens. I think it was 4 rows of 7 columns of shots. If I had used the wide angle it would have only needed a few shots. Was seeing how it handled a high resolution file like an old gigapan panorama.28 image and it wasn’t even a 360 pano?
How many shots does it take if you do a 360 or 180 pano?
Yes, different folders and the files were also named sequentially in the series PANO_001, PANO_002...etc.Thanks for those details.
It did save the individual images in their own folder, so that you don't have to figure out which ones in the series?
Especially since the number of shots will be variable depending on the borders you selected.
The basically duplicated file names actually wasn't much of a problem on import. Just bring them all in. In Library thumbnail view search on text "PANO". Then just select everything, Photo->Stacking->Auto Stack by Capture time and set the capture time to around 6 seconds and it will figure out the proper photos that go with each panoramic and make a stack for each pano group of photos.Lightroom doesn't handle it well at all.
Maybe best to rename the folder or the resulting Pano.dng to something more descriptive than PANO_001-Pano.dmg, which is what LR would do if you merged the files as they were named by the drone on the memory card and you copied them over.
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