When AEB stitching goes wrong.  


I must stop using this on moving objects.  




Taken with the Mini 3 Pro.

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DAFlys Posted at 12-30 01:38
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A cheerful image, but on zooming in I see what you mean.  The left-most car looks decidedly strange.
At the other end of the nose-to-nose traffic I notice a Classic old Morris Minor van.  Back in the '70's I had one of those ( ex-GPO) in green.

Blériot53 Posted at 12-30 02:00
A cheerful image, but on zooming in I see what you mean.  The left-most car looks decidedly strange.
At the other end of the nose-to-nose traffic I notice a Classic old Morris Minor van.  Back in the '70's I had one of those ( ex-GPO) in green.

Look at the people in the boat.

The Morris van was the one that froze up the other week in cold weather.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 02:05
Look at the people in the boat.

The Morris van was the one that froze up the other week in cold weather.

Yes I see.
Those Morris Minors were a great workhorse, but I can see that age is catching up with that one.

Blériot53 Posted at 12-30 02:09
Yes I see.
Those Morris Minors were a great workhorse, but I can see that age is catching up with that one.

He stripped all the livery from it and then used some primer to protect the bad areas,   Its going to need some work to get it nice again,  although the engine and inside looks really nice still.

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 02:11
He stripped all the livery from it and then used some primer to protect the bad areas,   Its going to need some work to get it nice again,  although the engine and inside looks really nice still.

Pretty impressive really, when you think it's probably a little older than you

Blériot53 Posted at 12-30 02:14
Pretty impressive really, when you think it's probably a little older than you

It looks like a 1960 model to me,  so you would be right.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 02:16
It looks like a 1960 model to me,  so you would be right.

Sorry.  I don’t get it?  

Prezzodrone Posted at 12-30 02:45
Sorry.  I don’t get it?

If you look closely at the row boat or grey car you can see the motion blur from the blending.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 02:56
If you look closely at the row boat or grey car you can see the motion blur from the blending.

Oh.  Yes.    So what did you do to cause that.  

Prezzodrone Posted at 12-30 03:05
Oh.  Yes.    So what did you do to cause that.

In AEB mode the camera takes 3 or 5 sequential pictures with different exposures,  you then combine them in software later to get more details in the dark and light areas.  But if things are moving you can get this effect.  

Prezzodrone Posted at 12-30 03:05
Oh.  Yes.    So what did you do to cause that.

In AEB mode the camera takes 3 or 5 sequential pictures with different exposures,  you then combine them in software later to get more details in the dark and light areas.  But if things are moving you can get this effect.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 03:18
In AEB mode the camera takes 3 or 5 sequential pictures with different exposures,  you then combine them in software later to get more details in the dark and light areas.  But if things are moving you can get this effect.

Ah ok.   I’ve never heard of that before.  Thanks for taking the time to explain.  

Prezzodrone Posted at 12-30 03:19
Ah ok.   I’ve never heard of that before.  Thanks for taking the time to explain.

No probs Prezzo.  

Interesting. I guess you have to look for moving objects to see the fault...

Depp Posted at 12-30 04:30
Interesting. I guess you have to look for moving objects to see the fault...

When it's small like this it's not too noticeable. but in the boat and the car you can see it.

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 01:38
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No doubt you did get a bit of motion blur.  AEB does have it's uses, just not on moving targets.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-30 04:35
No doubt you did get a bit of motion blur.  AEB does have it's uses, just not on moving targets.

Indeed,  so I thought I should share this so people know that.

Enable ghost removing?

I sometimes have to make 2 edits with the exact same settings (apart from the ghost removal) and manually blend them.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 04:53
Enable ghost removing?

I think I may have disabled that and forgot to turn it back on.  

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 04:53
I sometimes have to make 2 edits with the exact same settings (apart from the ghost removal) and manually blend them.

Ive been doing that for long exposures too  

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 04:55
I think I may have disabled that and forgot to turn it back on.

I know that feeling. Although AP does revert to 'on' by default.

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 04:56
Ive been doing that for long exposures too

I very often need to fall back on this method unfortunately (time consuming)

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 05:00
I very often need to fall back on this method unfortunately (time consuming)

Yes its all about the art though,  so if its worth it its worth doing right.  

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 05:00
I know that feeling. Although AP does revert to 'on' by default.

I never close light room so it tends to use the last settings and Ive not restarted it for a few weeks at this point.

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 05:31
Yes its all about the art though,  so if its worth it its worth doing right.

Exactly

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 05:32
I never close light room so it tends to use the last settings and Ive not restarted it for a few weeks at this point.

I always close my laptop down

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 05:53
I always close my laptop down

I have a Mac so you dont need to do that.  Things are document focued not app focused. So close a document and the app will often stay running.

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 06:10
I have a Mac so you dont need to do that.  Things are document focued not app focused. So close a document and the app will often stay running.

I think I would still do it.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-30 06:20
I think I would still do it.

Its really one of the perks of there hardware and OS integration,  you just close the lid and your done,  open the kid and its ready to go almost instantly.   Even logs on from my watch being present.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-30 04:50
Indeed,  so I thought I should share this so people know that.

Nice share and I have no doubt it was a very helpful share.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-30 15:23
Nice share and I have no doubt it was a very helpful share.

Cheers DT.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-31 01:19
Cheers DT.

Hope you are having a fair weather day and able to enjoy the New Year's eve festivities.  Lots of fireworks display schedule for my area.  Unfortunately, due to my ATV crash I'll just be sitting on the boat and trying to not get too loopy from the pain meds.  Hard to get sleep with a broken collar bone as every move or turn it hurts a bit.  No way to get comfortable at all.  I'm sure it will get better so I'm just hanging in there.

DowntownRDB Posted at 2022-12-31 06:55
Hope you are having a fair weather day and able to enjoy the New Year's eve festivities.  Lots of fireworks display schedule for my area.  Unfortunately, due to my ATV crash I'll just be sitting on the boat and trying to not get too loopy from the pain meds.  Hard to get sleep with a broken collar bone as every move or turn it hurts a bit.  No way to get comfortable at all.  I'm sure it will get better so I'm just hanging in there.

No the weather here has been terrible.     Gale force 8 on the shipping forecast for the cost.  

DAFlys Posted at 1-1 01:18
No the weather here has been terrible.     Gale force 8 on the shipping forecast for the cost.

Dang, that's definitely too windy for flying.  I remember the super cold and windy days from my Chicago time and remember staying indoors with the fireplace glowing and drinking a Constitution brandy.

DowntownRDB Posted at 1-1 04:40
Dang, that's definitely too windy for flying.  I remember the super cold and windy days from my Chicago time and remember staying indoors with the fireplace glowing and drinking a Constitution brandy.

I must confess to doing two short test flights in 40mph gusts,  open with the plus battery and one the standard.   Amazing how much better the plus battery did,   Flew faster,  very few and warnings than the standard battery.   And flew straighter too.

DAFlys Posted at 1-1 04:45
I must confess to doing two short test flights in 40mph gusts,  open with the plus battery and one the standard.   Amazing how much better the plus battery did,   Flew faster,  very few and warnings than the standard battery.   And flew straighter too.

That is a very interesting finding.  I've been flying exclusively with the plus batteries so I would have never known that.  Thanks for sharing.