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Fixed: PTGui would refuse to load certain images with corrupt EXIF GPS data.

Fixed: On some linux installations PTGui would incorrectly say 'OpenCL is not available on your computer'.

Fixed: The 'Masking pushes back seams' setting would be changed after saving and loading the project, or when applying a template.

Fixed: errors could pop up if a calibrated display profile was used under windows.

Fixed: seams in the rendered panorama could be different from the preview when using Multiband blending.

Fixed: possible blending artifacts when outputting at larger than optimum size.

Fixed a bug that could cause PTGui to crash occasionally.

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On Windows 11 buttons now have rounded corners.

The default behavior can be overridden by explicitly selecting 'Generate new'. Previously it would optimize the curve if the project contained different exposures (not necessarily brackets) but this lead to problems if tonemapped Av images were used.

If Exposure/HDR -> Settings -> Camera Response Curve is set to Automatic (the default), PTGui will only optimize the camera curve if the project consists of linked bracketed images.

Added ACEScg and ACES2065-1 presets for Output Color Space in the Create Panorama tab.

Added lens data for TTArtisan 7.5mm F2 fisheye.

Fixed: PTGui could crash when clicking the filter dropdown list in the Control Points editor if the project contained many hundreds of source images.

Fixed: stitching errors (misalignments) could occur at the -180 / +180 degree boundary.

Added workaround for faulty Mavic 3 EXIF data.

dng files would be loaded in the wrong orientation.

Fixed: Windows: if individual layers were output (as separate files, not a layered Photoshop file), PTGui would abort with an error if there were more than 500 source images.

Fixed: File - Append Project could cause PTGui to crash, or show 'Assertion Failed' errors.

Fixed: Windows: when using multiple monitors with different color profiles, the colors were not updated when dragging a window between different monitors.

Updated traditional Chinese translation (и¬ќи¬ќ Allen Chen!).

The Windows and macOS versions already supported calibrated displays through the operating system's display color settings. The ICC profile for the monitor must be configured in Options - General - Monitor Color Profile.

The Linux version now also supports using a calibrated monitor.

Updated LibRaw, some new cameras supported.

Fixed: Linux: the borders of the grid cells (Image Parameters, Source Images, etc) were missing.

Fixed: Running Align Images on bracketed dual fisheye images (from one shot panoramic cameras) could unlevel the panorama if it was already leveled using accelerometer data.

This caused stitching to take longer than needed.

Fixed: PTGui Pro: When outputting individual layers only, PTGui would still calculate the optimum seams, even though they are not used.

This caused the panorama to be opened in the wrong direction.

Fixed: The GPano metadata for spherical panoramas incorrectly included InitialViewHeadingDegrees=0.

Fixed: Metadata from certain Jpeg images (with multi segment EXIF) was not read correctly.

Fixed: Banding artifacts could be visible for certain panoramas when using GPU acceleration on macs with Apple Silicon.

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PTGui now avoids using this driver, so the native GPU driver will be used.

Fixed: The OpenCL driver in Microsoft's OpenCLв„ў and OpenGLВ® Compatibility Pack could crash when using GPU acceleration in PTGui.

This caused PTGui to be opened when double clicking raw files, and Finder shows raw files as 'PTGui Raw'.

Fixed: macOS could register PTGui as the default application to handle raw files or other images.

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After restarting PTGui, the automatic update check would be enabled again.

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Fixed: Disabling the option 'Automatically check for software updates' didn't work.

Added sensor size data for new cameras.

Photoshop should have successfully aligned all of your layers, but they will not be blended.

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Most of the time an automatic projection is fine but feel free to play around. You should now have every layer highlighted/selected.

On the right part of the workspace, in your Layers tab, click on the top layer and then Shift-Click on the last layer.

Wait a moment and Photoshop will place all them files into one window.

Go to File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack, click Add Open Files.

You will now have a DNG panorama file in your library.Д¬heck out my Edit Photos Like a Pro: Lightroom Edition for more Adobe Lightroom tips. Most panoramas will use either a spherical or cylindrical projection.

Right-click on any of your selected photos.

In either Library or Develop, Control-Click on all of the photos you want in your panorama.

Quick Reminder: Stack your brackets first.