Octavian Filoti
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- Jan 16, 2018
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- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- 6.x
Operating System: MAC OSX High Sierra
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info): Lightroom 6.14 final perpetual update
I thought this was in fact possible using either HDR or Panorama Merge features, but it is not, let me explain:
I have taken several photos of the Northern Lights and want all of them stacked into one, but if I use HDR, it keeps the first photo I click on, and with Panorama is trickier: it might refuse to do it since it might detect anomalies (Aurora Borealis in different parts in different photos).
With HDR I guess it thinks how to keep the extreme light and dark margins, so in fact it overrides the regions I want in the final photos: think of Aurora Borealis are in different parts of the frame for each photo, under the same composition.
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info): Lightroom 6.14 final perpetual update
I thought this was in fact possible using either HDR or Panorama Merge features, but it is not, let me explain:
I have taken several photos of the Northern Lights and want all of them stacked into one, but if I use HDR, it keeps the first photo I click on, and with Panorama is trickier: it might refuse to do it since it might detect anomalies (Aurora Borealis in different parts in different photos).
With HDR I guess it thinks how to keep the extreme light and dark margins, so in fact it overrides the regions I want in the final photos: think of Aurora Borealis are in different parts of the frame for each photo, under the same composition.