One reason why I’m excited to have LightCrafts as our sponsor (see also our on-going contest!) for this month: I’ve been using LightZone in my own workflow for almost two years, often to relight my panorama images.
Just look at the panorama below: Sunrise in Bothin Marsh in December 2008. While setting up, there was a guy riding his bike on the bike path. I love to have some action in my panos, so I did not want to miss the opportunity. I snapped out a quick pano with the guy being in the first frame. Unfortunately, since the setup was not finished, I ended up with the image sequence being underexposed. What to do?
Rather than trying to fix this in Adobe Camera Raw one image at a time, I stitched the pano and used LightZone to relight the image, with very good results. That’s why I keep using it!
Fixing an underexposed panorama in LightZone via its Relight function is very easy. Right image is after stitching the panorama in Photoshop. Left image is after relighting in LightZone without any other adjustments.
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