How to Set Presets on Stitch
This article helps in saving presets and applying set presets to images on Stitch.
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This article helps in saving presets and applying set presets to images on Stitch.
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Be extremely careful when making changes, as a bad preset may reduce the quality of all of the images.
1) Open up Stitch and load up your project. (Refer to step 1 in Figure 1)
2) Click on the wizard hat (keyboard shortcut: "A"). (Refer to step 2 in Figure 1)
3) Open an image; first, click "Reset" beside equalize. Afterward, you can change the temperature, brightness, contrast, and saturation according to the offsets you want to be applied on top of Planitar's Auto Color corrections. (Refer to step 3 in Figure 2.)
4) Once you have found your desired changes, you can save a preset to set 1, 2, or 3 and press the save button under "presets". (Refer to step 4 in Figure 2)
5) Once you have saved the preset, you can test out the preset on the current pano to see how it looks. To test it out, you must select "Auto Color" and then click "Load" to load your preset onto the image. Afterwards, confirm that this is the result you wanted to see, and you no longer have to change the current image. Once you are satisfied with your changes, you can click on Done. (Refer to step 5 in Figure 2)
1) Open up Stitch and load up your project. (Refer to step 1 in Figure 1)
2) Click on the wizard hat (keyboard shortcut: "A"). (Refer to step 2 in Figure 1)
3) Select the preset that you would like to apply, click on "Auto Color" at the bottom right of the presets section, and once selected, press the "Load" button to apply the changes. (Refer to step 3 in Figure 3)
4) Once that has been applied to one image, click on "Next Pano" and apply the desired preset again. (Refer to step 4 in Figure 3)
5) Keep going until you have applied the preset for all images as needed.
Each time you load in a preset, it will stack the changes on top of the previous preset. If you have applied the preset too many times, click "Auto Color".
1) Open up Stitch on your PC.
2) Click on Settings (2nd from the far right, or the keyboard shortcut is "W"). (Refer to step 2 in Figure 4)
3) Under "Import" select which Preset you would like to set. (Refer to step 3 in Figure 4)
4) Click "Ok" to save your changes, and the Preset will auto-import every time you import a project. (Refer to step 4 in Figure 4)