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MU Series (Windows)
User’s Manual
Process Menu Tools
Stch
3. The following menu allows you to designate a variety of sengs to determine how the “Stch” tool will be-
have with the images you have taken.
Panorama Straighten - This seng tells the “Stch” tool which direcon you are stching in, either Horizontal,
Vercal, or None. Choose None if performing a grid type operaon, or choose the direcon you are moving in.
Somemes it is easier to do mulple stches if needing a large grid, by doing a horizontal line at a me, then
stching each element of a line together, then stching all lines together.
Projecon Type - The “Projecon Type” seng may seem confusing at rst, but, it is both useful and simple.
The “Projecon Type” is a seng that will adjust the stched image paern to appear as if taken with a par-
cular type of a lens, by projecng the image over a specied image “map.” Opons such as cylindrical, spheri-
cal, sheye, stereographic, plane, mercator, or transverse mercator can be selected here, while cylindrical is
default.
Seam Finder - The “Seam Finder” opon allows you to set what method the “Stch” tool uses to nd seams to
stch the images together at. There are several opons here as well, such as Voronai diagram, graph cut color,
grapch cut color grad, and none. Graph cut color is the default opon, and works for most samples.
Exposure Compensaon - The “Exposure Compensaon” opon is used to determine how the “Stch” tool
will handle dierences in exposure between the various images to be stched together. Opons here include
gain, blocks gain, or none. Default seng is blocks gain.