https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=410973
--- Comment #21 from ulrich.demleh...@gmail.com --- (In reply to caulier.gilles from comment #20) > On another computer, i use also hugin 2019 (all under Linux, not Windows), > and all work as expected. > > I would like also to post process your original files, to try to reproduce > the problem here. > > Thanks in advance > Gilles Caulier The files are at https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoQtzCRSrbm6gaVf8-YiK1aK5p0feA?e=JMb0tj. But I have to correct my statements above, sorry for causing some confusion. When I uploaded the files, I checked them with my standard application for pictures (IrfanView 4.52). And was very suprised to see that Irfanview shows them with all the sharpness they should have. Both panoramas (the Hugin and the plugin one) are as sharp as the pictures they are composed from. So the good news is: the plugin does not have a sharpness problem. But if I check the panorams with the "big preview" in DigiKAM (not the thumbnails, but the "big mode" called "Vorschau" in the German translation) which I'm usually doing, both panoramas are displayed with a much lower sharpness. The plugin panorama is displayed even worse compared with the Hugin panorama, and both are displayed much worse than the single pictures. So it appears that the "big preview" in DigiKAM has a problem with the panoramas and that the exact severeness of this problem depends on the way the panorama has been composed. Does that make any sense? Best regards -- Ulrich PS: Sorry again for the confusion -- at least I learned that I will always use two different applications to look at a picture in the future ...;-)) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
