Am Mittwoch, 6. November 2013 02:01:07 UTC+1 schrieb Tduell: > > > I tried stitching your 0007 and 0008.tif in hugin-2013.1.0 (development > source) and they stitched OK using your .pto, but the result, when > displayed in "Gimp" (I think Gimp actually opened the image up in UFRaw) > looks very similar to what you showed. "Shotwell" also displayed the > result very poorly. > The result does display OK in "image viewer" (fedora), and "Darktable". > Your input images are 16 bit, and you have output set for tif in your > .pto, which means output is also 16 bit. The viewers which show the stitch > > poorly cannot, or do not, handle 16 bit correctly. > If you set your output to jpeg (in the stitcher tab), you will get an 8 > bit result (if that is OK for your purposes), and every image viewer > should display it OK. > > this sounds for me like a problem with the icc profile in the file.
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