Color glitches in dark areas

Bug #2032806 reported by Pierre
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Hugin
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Bug Description

Hello,
I use regurarly Hugin to stitch panoramas.
I have a problem with one of them : there are color glitches in some dark areas, that are not there in the original files.
See attached files.

Using v. 2022.0.0.a0962865f932 on Debian 12

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Pierre (pierre-aussaguel) wrote :
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Pierre (pierre-aussaguel) wrote :
description: updated
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tmodes (tmodes) wrote :

Reset the response curve. It looks a little bit strange.
Such wrong values for the response curve can happen when the brightness values of the images are not spread over the whole brightness range.

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status: New → Opinion
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Pierre (pierre-aussaguel) wrote :

I modified the curve from personalized to linear (not sure if it is the right way to do) and tried again.
There are less glitches, but there are still here.

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tmodes (tmodes) wrote :

I said reset response curve (Ra/Rb/Rc/Rd/Re=0 or use reset in context menu) and not set response curve to linear.
If it still is visible reset all photometric parameters (vignetting, color balance, exposure, response curve).

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Pierre (pierre-aussaguel) wrote :

Ok, I've found the menu.

I reset the response curve, with no success. I also reset all photometric parameters (except EV) but the glitches are still here.

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tmodes (tmodes) wrote :

I have seen now: the pto file is using normal panorama output, but the image shows the output of blended_fused.
So the artefacts are created from enfuse. This is a known issue, there are already several threads and bug reports about it.

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Pierre (pierre-aussaguel) wrote :

Ok, so I need to wait for this bug to be fixed.

Is it a known workaround ?

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