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EdM

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  1. Some details would help. What do you mean by ‘lagging’? What are you doing when it lags? What are you doing when it crashes? What are you doing when it freezes? Are you sure it is frozen and not just doing some heavy-duty processing? I just successfully did a 49 image panorama on my 12.9 2nd gen. It took over 30 minutes to do the final render, but it worked. Would you consider that ‘lagging’?
  2. No, none of the images were cropped. The camera was mounted on a tripod and the zoom level was fixed. Now try stitching the upper two-thirds of the scene. It will be successful. The upper photos have about 25% cloud overlap to the middle photos. That’s what has me scratching my head. That’s why I use Affinity! As a point of reference, I am a retired scientist and specialized in image processing R&D. I tend to break other people’s algorithms (sorry). Do you know the limitations of the stitching algorithm? - # of images - minimum % overlap - total pixels in output image Computational photography is a heck of a lot cheaper (and lighter) than buying lenses.
  3. Images sent to your Dropbox. The effect is consistent. It is always bottom two-thirds/top third.
  4. I didn’t know about the Bugs subforum. I’ll post this over there.
  5. I have also had the ‘nothing happened’ panorama issue. I also have experienced an issue where Affinity can’t make up its mind on how to create a panorama. I took 13 photos of a large storm building up over the mountains. When I attempted to create a panorama from the photo set, Affinity created two panoramas: one of the lower two-thirds of the scene and one of the upper third of the scene. However, when I created a panorama using only the _upper_ two-thirds of the scene, that panorama stitched correctly. So, I can get either the upper two-thirds or the lower two-thirds of the scene, but not the entire scene. Am I doing something wrong?
  6. Yes, I have. The timer spins for a while, then nothing happens.
  7. I took 13 photos of a large storm building up over the mountains. When I attempted to create a panorama from the photo set, Affinity created two panoramas: one of the lower two-thirds of the scene and one of the upper third of the scene. However, when I created a panorama using only the _upper_ two-thirds of the scene, that panorama stitched correctly. So, I can get either the upper two-thirds or the lower two-thirds of the scene, but not the entire scene. Am I doing something wrong?
  8. I would like to be able to separate the constituent color images of a Bayer focal plane, do some work on them, and then put them back together into the Bayer format.
  9. Hi, my name is Ed Meinel and am now retired. I used to work at The Aerospace Corporation and did research in image processing and exploitation. It is amazing what Affinity has done for the iPad Pro. I remember trying to do advanced algorithm development on a CDC 6600 or PDP 11! There are some things that I would like to do on the iPad but no one has the ability. Oh well, I’m retired.
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