On March 4, 2022 8:51:50 AM HST, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
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> I got dirt on the sensor of my camera at the start of my vacation (I'm not
> used to this type of camera) and the air bulb I had could not blow the dirt
> off and I didn't have a cleaning kit. So all my photos have dirt spots.
>
> I can mask out the dirt spots where the matter and in non-sky areas of
> panoramas there is typically overlap with the photo above that can replace
> the masked out bit. But for sky sections (where the dirt is most visible)
> there is no photo above. So the mask leaves a gap in the final panorama.
When my sensor got dirty like that, I manually cleaned dirt spots from images
before putting them in Hugin. Wasn't too hard for the sky, just copypasted
clean patches over the spots.
Another possibility just occurred to me: make a synthetic "empty sky" frame the
same dimensions etc as a real frame and add it to your panorama as many times
as needed to be "clear sky backgrounds" for real frames that have dust masked
out on them. I think you can adjust positions and such as need to do that in
Hugin.
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