On 2/26/25 19:39, Claudio Rocha wrote:
Thanks again for all your help.
@Bruno, Setting Nona to Save cropped images or not makes no
difference. Final output Tiffs are still coming out with an offset.
Saving as EXR shows the same offset when opened in
Krita as well.
The only format that does not have offset is png
Lukas, Thanks for the tip for the workaround on Krita, it works. Maybe
there is a way to do a script to automate the operation....
And GnomeNomad is correct: The issue is not with Krita, as it is
reading the Xoffset and Yoffset tags that are indeed written on the
Tiff file.
I'm stumped by this situation though. I've been using Hugin for many
years and have processed a bunch panoramas succesfully and never ran
into something like this. I would love to find a way to disable this
offset feature.
I think maybe it's related to transparency? I don't remember seeing it
often, but occasionally I've seen it in generated panoramas if I open
them in GIMP instead of the program I usually use, Luminance HDR. It
sort of looks like a transparency layer in GIMP.
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