I use the Nik collection plugin for Photoshop CC.
In the HDR Efex Pro 2 add-on.
Select Tone Map (single image).
In the settings library, I select any setting and save it without modifying the preset values.
Well, the problem is that when viewing in viewer I find the lateral junctions of the equirectangular very marked. I would like to explain how to solve it.
Comment that the photograph360 is taken with a Ricoh Theta V in the HDR option
Sample files:
1 Original file
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Good afternoon Svetlana! ok, I hope you can fix it
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You would know how to get the effect as close as possible to the following:
Nik collection for Photoshop CC / HDR Add-in Efex Pro 2 / Toned map (single image) / Architecture / 24 external 2
Photomatix has a 360 degree option which merges across the seams and doesn’t visible lines like this
HDR Efex is useless to me unless it does this.
Otherwise, it works as the Google version on Windows 10 and Photoshop CC 2018
It can open a .HDR file merged by Photoshop or HDR Efex will do the merging for you.
I shoot in RAW so we need this integrated into PhotoLab and with the 360 degree image option
BTW
This is where you have a 360 degree x 180 degree equirectangular image.
There’s loads of 360 degree camera now and it would great if DxO could support them n a meaningful manner
Sorry, but I confirm there’s no option in current version of HDR Efex Pro 2 (or PhotoLab) to properly address tone mapping in case of equirectangular pictures. We miss an option that enforces continuity of luminosity between borders of the picture.