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Microsoft ICE issue with changing exposure
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Aimetti, Cassie
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Using Microsoft ICE, (image composite editor), I am trying to accurately stitch 2D images of a soil core into 1 long photo. Sometimes it works perfectly, but I have noticed that ICE changes the exposure of my photos, and ruins the outputted stitched image. I have attached photos here of an example. Is there a setting I can turn off so that it stops trying to change the photos? In the before photo, they are all normal, but when it mosaics them, it changes the photo exposure.
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Viorel 118K Reputation points2024-07-15T21:01:39.6433333+00:00 Did you try to save a copy and reduce the brightness or exposure of images 16, 17, 18? Some graphical editors and Photos application have such features.
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Aimetti, Cassie 0 Reputation points
2024-07-16T00:41:39.16+00:00 The images all match exposure when they are input into the program though. ICE is producing an exposure gradient that overexposes the left half, and underexposes the right.
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