The first thing I do when I’m going to use ICE is to adjust and export jpegs from the images I will be using in Lightroom. While ICE does have its automatic exposure adjustment to make the the tonality in the final image look as seamless as possible, I like to make other contrast, color, sharpness, and exposure tweaks to all the files before import.Īfter I’ve exported my jpegs from Lightroom, I import them into ICE. In this instance, it’s 30 images (3 rows of ten shots apiece) of one of my favorite spots in Lititz, the Bulls Head Public House. On import I generally set my settings on the left hand side to Simple Panorama and Camera Motion to Auto-detect.Īfter import, ICE will give you a preview of the stitch, at which point you can choose the best projection option. I generally lean towards Perspective and Spherical. Perspective tends to flatten the interior of the photo to give your lines a straighter less exaggerated look. Spherical projection employs more of a bowed fisheye perspective.
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