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Please add the resulting panorama / HDR image to the album of the source images

Jürgen Hügle

When generating an HDR or panorama the resulting HDR or panorama dng file is only visible under "all images" or in the folder but not in the album where I selected the source files. Please add the resulting HDR or panorama dng file also to the album of the source files automatically. If the source files are allocated in several albums at the same time, the solution might be to add them to the album from which the user triggered the HDR/panorama stitching.

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    I am using a Mac (catalogs) and I can find the resulting HDR pano ".dng" at the bottom of the "stack" in the catalog that contains the original images

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  • Jürgen Hügle

    Can you specify "stack" a bit further? Are the source file of your HDR in an album within the catalog and are you triggerig the HDR from that album and the resulting HDR is also added to the album automatically? Or do you trigger your HDR out of a folder? Out of a folder it works fine...the resulting HDR or Pano is in the folder. But it is not automatically added to an album. I prefer using albums to organize my pictures within a catalog. That is why I would love to see the resulting HRD or pano dng being automatically added to the album from where I triggered the HDR/pano creation.

    For further clarification: I am using a Windows machine - maybe it is something specific for the windows version and working fine on Mac version?

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  • FirstName LastName

    I use a catalog structure and within the catalog I have folders organized by the photo shoot date. Within a specific date, I may have a hundred or so images. When I select the date, I click on the desired HDR input images and select Image > Merge to HDR.  The activity bar counts down and I get a pop-up window that says HDR Merge Complete and then I go back to  Image > Stitch to panorama, more count down and I get another alert that tells me that the stitch is complete.  Then I scroll down within the date folder and I can see the .dng pano.

    I am not pleased with the image quality, but the process is painless. 

    I hope this explanation helps

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