en_us.nhloc

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    "line_endings": "unix",
    "startupmsg": null,
    "languagenamelocalized": "English",
    "contributors": [],
    "strings": [
		{
			"id": "txt.translationby",
			"txt": "English translation: %0 (thanks!)"
		},
        {
            "id": "txt.improvetranslation",
            "txt": "Improve English Translation"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.yesbutton",
            "txt": "&Yes"
        },
        {
            "id": "warn.overwriteptgui10.overwritebutton",
            "txt": "&Overwrite"
        },
        {
            "id": "warn.overwriteptgui10.renamebutton",
            "txt": "&Rename"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.applybutton",
            "txt": "A&pply"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.apply",
            "txt": "Apply"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.convert",
            "txt": "Convert"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.convertbutton",
            "txt": "C&onvert"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savebutton",
            "txt": "&Save"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.dontsavebutton",
            "txt": "&Don't Save"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.nobutton",
            "txt": "&No"
        },
        {
            "id": "upto",
            "txt": "to"
        },
        {
            "id": "mm",
            "txt": "mm"
        },
        {
            "id": "colon",
            "txt": ":"
        },
        {
            "id": "zoomfit",
            "txt": "Fit"
        },
        {
            "id": "mmpostfix",
            "txt": " @mm@"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.bytes",
            "txt": "bytes"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.kb",
            "txt": "kB"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.mb",
            "txt": "MB"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.gb",
            "txt": "GB"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.finderorexplorer",
            "format": "html",
            "txt": "<optional platform='windows'>Windows Explorer</optional><optional platform='mac'>Finder</optional><optional platform='linux'>File Manager</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.tb",
            "txt": "TB",
            "txtfortranslate": "Terabytes"
        },
        {
            "id": "help",
            "txt": "Help"
        },
        {
            "id": "ok",
            "txt": "OK"
        },
        {
            "id": "cancel",
            "txt": "Cancel"
        },
        {
            "id": "delete",
            "txt": "Delete"
        },
        {
            "id": "reset",
            "txt": "reset"
        },
        {
            "id": "defaults",
            "txt": "Defaults"
        },
        {
            "id": "presetbutton",
            "txt": "Preset"
        },
        {
            "id": "saveas",
            "txt": "Save As"
        },
        {
            "id": "files",
            "txt": "files"
        },
        {
            "id": "all",
            "txt": "All"
        },
        {
            "id": "default",
            "txt": "Default"
        },
        {
            "id": "yaw",
            "txt": "yaw"
        },
        {
            "id": "pitch",
            "txt": "pitch"
        },
        {
            "id": "roll",
            "txt": "roll"
        },
        {
            "id": "pan",
            "txt": "pan"
        },
        {
            "id": "tilt",
            "txt": "tilt"
        },
        {
            "id": "viewpoint",
            "txt": "viewpoint"
        },
        {
            "id": "abort",
            "txt": "Abort"
        },
        {
            "id": "illwait",
            "txt": "I'll wait"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.error",
            "txt": "Error"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant",
            "txt": "Project Assistant"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages",
            "txt": "Source Images",
            "txtfortranslate": "Images"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings",
            "txt": "Lens Settings"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.crop",
            "txt": "Crop",
            "txtfortranslate": "Trimming"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.mask",
            "txt": "Mask"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters",
            "txt": "Image Parameters"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints",
            "txt": "Control Points"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.optimizer",
            "txt": "Optimizer"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr",
            "txt": "Exposure / HDR"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr_nonpro",
            "txt": "Exposure"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings",
            "txt": "Project Settings"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.preview",
            "txt": "Preview"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.metadata",
            "txt": "Metadata"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama",
            "txt": "Create Panorama"
        },

        {
            "id": "menubar.file",
            "txt": "File"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.newproject",
            "txt": "New Project"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.openproject",
            "txt": "Open Project",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load a project"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.openpapywizardfile",
            "txt": "Open Papywizard file",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load a Papywizard file"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savepanorama",
            "txt": "Save Panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.replaceimage",
            "txt": "Replace image"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savecameraresponsecurve",
            "txt": "Save Camera Response Curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadcameraresponsecurve",
            "txt": "Load Camera Response Curve",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load a Camera Response Curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savevignettingcurve",
            "txt": "Save Vignetting Curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadvignettingcurve",
            "txt": "Load Vignetting Curve",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load a Vignetting Curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savewebpagetemplate",
            "txt": "Save Web Page Template"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.selectwebpagetemplate",
            "txt": "Select Web Page Template"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savetonemapsettings",
            "txt": "Save Tone Mapping Settings"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadtonemapsettings",
            "txt": "Load Tone Mapping Settings",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load Tone Mapping Settings"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.openpanorama",
            "txt": "Open Panorama",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load Panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.supportedformats",
            "txt": "Supported formats"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.recentprojects",
            "txt": "Recent Projects"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.applytemplate",
            "txt": "Apply Template"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.applytemplate.other",
            "txt": "Other"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.import",
            "txt": "Import"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.saveproject",
            "txt": "Save Project"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.saveprojectas",
            "txt": "Save Project As"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.saveastemplate",
            "txt": "Save as Template"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.export",
            "txt": "Export"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.export.ptgui10project",
            "txt": "PTGui 10 Project"
        },
{
    "id": "ptgui10export.warning",
    "txt": "Please note that not all features of this version of PTGui are supported by PTGui 10 and earlier. Although PTGui 10 will be able to open the exported project, the panorama may look different."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.makedefault",
    "txt": "Make Default"
},
{
    "id": "makedefault.confirmation",
    "txt": "Do you want to use the current settings as defaults for new projects?"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.resetdefault",
    "txt": "Reset Default Project Settings",
    "txtfortranslate": "Reset the Default Project Settings"
},
{
    "id": "resetdefault.confirmation",
    "txt": "This will delete your saved default settings for new projects. PTGui will use its own default parameters when you start a new project."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.newinstance",
    "txt": "Launch New Instance"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.closewindow",
    "txt": "Close Window"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.exit",
    "txt": "Exit"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit",
    "txt": "Edit"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit.undo",
    "txt": "Undo"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit.redo",
    "txt": "Redo"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit.cut",
    "txt": "Cut"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit.copy",
    "txt": "Copy"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit.paste",
    "txt": "Paste"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.edit.selectall",
    "txt": "Select All"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.process",
    "txt": "Process",
    "txtfortranslate": "Processing"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.process.run",
    "txt": "Run",
    "txtfortranslate": "Start"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.process.stop",
    "txt": "Stop"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view",
    "txt": "View",
    "txtfortranslate": "To view"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.zoomin",
    "txt": "Zoom In"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.zoomout",
    "txt": "Zoom Out"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.zoomtofit",
    "txt": "Zoom to Fit"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.zoomtopercent",
    "txt": "Zoom to"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.previousimage",
    "txt": "Previous Image"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.nextimage",
    "txt": "Next Image"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.previousblendplane",
    "txt": "Previous blend plane"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.nextblendplane",
    "txt": "Next blend plane"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.enterfullscreen",
    "txt": "Enter Full Screen"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.exitfullscreen",
    "txt": "Exit Full Screen"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images",
    "txt": "Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.mask",
    "txt": "Mask"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints",
    "txt": "Control Points"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools",
    "txt": "Tools"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project",
    "txt": "Project"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor",
    "txt": "Panorama Editor"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help",
    "txt": "@help@"
},
{
    "id": "projection.equirectangular",
    "txt": "equirectangular"
},
{
    "id": "projection.stereographic",
    "txt": "stereographic"
},
{
    "id": "projection.rectilinear",
    "txt": "rectilinear"
},
{
    "id": "projection.cylindrical",
    "txt": "cylindrical"
},
{
    "id": "projection.fisheye",
    "txt": "fisheye"
},
{
    "id": "projection.circularfisheye",
    "txt": "circular fisheye"
},
{
    "id": "projection.fullframefisheye",
    "txt": "full frame fisheye"
},
{
    "id": "projection.transverseequirectangular",
    "txt": "transverse equirectangular"
},
{
    "id": "projection.transversecylindrical",
    "txt": "transverse cylindrical"
},
{
    "id": "projection.mercator",
    "txt": "mercator"
},
{
    "id": "projection.transversemercator",
    "txt": "transverse mercator"
},
{
    "id": "projection.stereographicdown",
    "txt": "stereographic down"
},
{
    "id": "projection.transversevedutismo",
    "txt": "transverse vedutismo"
},
{
    "id": "projection.vedutismo",
    "txt": "vedutismo"
},

{
    "id": "projectionpreset.spherical",
    "txt": "Spherical: 360° x 180° @+projection.equirectangular@"
},
{
    "id": "projectionpreset.littleplanet",
    "txt": "Little Planet: 300° @+projection.stereographic@"
},
{
    "id": "projectionpreset.cubeface",
    "txt": "Cube face: 90° @+projection.rectilinear@"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.menubar.editindividualimages",
    "txt": "Edit individual images"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.menubar.editpano",
    "txt": "Edit entire panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.imagexandy",
    "txt": "Image %0 and %1"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.editmask",
    "txt": "Edit Mask"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.editcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "Control Points"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.excluded",
    "txt": "(excluded)"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.someexcluded",
    "txt": "(some excluded)"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.leftpane",
    "txt": "(left pane)"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.rightpane",
    "txt": "(right pane)"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.closemenu",
    "txt": "Close"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.enable",
    "txt": "Apply tone mapping"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.brightness",
    "txt": "Brightness:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.boostshadows",
    "txt": "Boost shadows:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.reducelights",
    "txt": "Reduce lights:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.autoboostreduce",
    "txt": "Auto boost / reduce"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.compression",
    "txt": "Compression:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.contrast",
    "txt": "Contrast:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.saturation",
    "txt": "Saturation:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapsettings.loaddefaults",
    "txt": "Load defaults"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.sigma",
    "txt": "Sigma:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.defaults",
    "txt": "@defaults@"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numericaltransform.heading",
    "txt": "Shift the panorama by:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numericaltransform.yaw",
    "txt": "@+yaw@:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numericaltransform.pitch",
    "txt": "@+pitch@:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numericaltransform.roll",
    "txt": "@+roll@:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numericaltransform.apply",
    "txt": "@txt.apply@"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numericaltransform.reset",
    "txt": "@+reset@"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.fov",
    "txt": "Field of view:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.compression",
    "txt": "Compression:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.projection",
    "txt": "Projection:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.horizontal",
    "txt": "Horizontal:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.vertical",
    "txt": "Vertical:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.display",
    "txt": "Display",
    "txtfortranslate": "Display settings"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.tonemapping",
    "txt": "Tone mapping"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusion",
    "txt": "Exposure fusion"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.numtransform",
    "txt": "Numerical transform"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.projection",
    "txt": "Projection"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.panoramapreviewsettingspanel.exposure",
    "txt": "Exposure:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.panoramapreviewsettingspanel.blendplane",
    "txt": "Blend plane:"
},



{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.setcenter",
    "txt": "Set center point",
    "txtfortranslate": "Re-center"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.mouseover",
    "txt": "Select image under mouse pointer"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.blended",
    "txt": "Show Blended Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.unblended",
    "txt": "Show Unblended Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.showseams",
    "txt": "Show Seams"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.showimagenumbers",
    "txt": "Show Image Numbers"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.mode",
    "txt": "Mode"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.fitpano",
    "txt": "Fit Panorama",
    "txtfortranslate": "To fit the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.fitpanohorz",
    "txt": "Fit Panorama Horizontally",
    "txtfortranslate": "To fit the panorama horizontally"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.fitpanovert",
    "txt": "Fit Panorama Vertically",
    "txtfortranslate": "To fit the panorama vertically"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.centerpano",
    "txt": "Center Panorama",
    "txtfortranslate": "To center the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.centerpanohorz",
    "txt": "Center Panorama Horizontally",
    "txtfortranslate": "To center the panorama horizontally"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.centerpanovert",
    "txt": "Center Panorama Vertically",
    "txtfortranslate": "To center the panorama vertically"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.straightenpano",
    "txt": "Straighten Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.level",
    "txt": "Level Panorama",
    "txtfortranslate": "Make the panorama level"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.projection",
    "txt": "Projection"
},
{
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.tools.preview",
    "txt": "Show in Viewer"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.helpforthiswindow",
    "txt": "Help for this window"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.videotutorial",
    "txt": "Video Tutorial"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.whatsnew",
    "txt": "What's New?"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.ptgui.com",
    "txt": "PTGui Website"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.checkforupdates",
    "txt": "Check for Updates"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.licenseinfo",
    "txt": "License info"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.systeminfo",
    "txt": "System Information"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.about",
    "txt": "About"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.purchase",
    "txt": "Buy PTGui"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.autojump",
    "txt": "Auto Jump",
    "txtfortranslate": "Jump automatically"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.linkscrollbars",
    "txt": "Link Scrollbars",
    "txtfortranslate": "Link the scrollbars"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.autoadd",
    "txt": "Auto Add",
    "txtfortranslate": "Add automatically"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.autocontrast",
    "txt": "Auto Contrast",
    "txtfortranslate": "Increase contrast"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.showmask",
    "txt": "Show Mask",
    "txtfortranslate": "Show Masks"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.generate",
    "txt": "Generate Control Points"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.generateforoverlapping",
    "txt": "Generate Control Points for all overlapping images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.deleteall",
    "txt": "Delete All Control Points"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.deleteworst",
    "txt": "Delete Worst Control Points"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.generateforselectedimages",
    "txt": "Generate Control Points for selected images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.generatefor",
    "txt": "Generate Control Points for %0"
},
{
    "id": "imagesxandy",
    "txt": "images %0 and %1"
},
{
    "id": "alignimages",
    "txt": "Align Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project.aligntogrid",
    "txt": "Align to Grid"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project.optimize",
    "txt": "Optimize"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project.initializeandoptimize",
    "txt": "Initialize and Optimize"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project.preview",
    "txt": "Preview",
    "txtfortranslate": "Previewing"
},
{
    "id": "createpanorama",
    "txt": "Create Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project.saveandsendtobatchstitcher",
    "txt": "Save and Send to @batchstitcher@"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.project.sendtemporarycopytobatchstitcher",
    "txt": "Send Temporary Copy to @batchstitcher@"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher",
    "txt": "Batch Stitcher"
},
{
    "id": "batchlist",
    "txt": "Batch List"
},
{
    "id": "pressshiftforhelp",
    "txt": "Press Shift for help..."
},
{
    "id": "pressshiftformore",
    "txt": "press Shift for more..."
},
{
    "id": "preferences",
    "txt": "Preferences"
},
{
    "id": "options",
    "txt": "Options"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.publishtowebsite",
    "txt": "Publish to Website"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.converttocubic",
    "txt": "Convert to cube faces"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.philosphere",
    "txt": "Create a PhiloSphere"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder",
    "txt": "Open Folder",
    "txtfortranslate": "Open the folder"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.sourceimages",
    "txt": "Source Image Folder"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.outputfolder",
    "txt": "Output Folder"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.projectfolder",
    "txt": "Project Folder"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.templatefolder",
    "txt": "Template Folder"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.batchlistfolder",
    "txt": "Batch List Folder"
},
{
    "id": "optionspreferences",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "<optional platform='windows'>@options@</optional><optional platform='mac'>@preferences@</optional>"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer",
    "txt": "Detail Viewer"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.mainwindow",
    "txt": "Main Window"
},
{
    "id": "controlpointstable",
    "txt": "Control Points Table"
},
{
    "id": "numericaltransform",
    "txt": "Numerical Transform"
},
{
    "id": "controlpointassistant",
    "txt": "Control Point Assistant"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder",
    "txt": "Batch Builder"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer",
    "txt": "PTGui Viewer"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase",
    "txt": "Lens Database"
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase",
    "txt": "Camera Database"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw",
    "txt": "Fill @+yaw@"
},
{
    "id": "addimages",
    "txt": "Add Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.remove",
    "txt": "Remove"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.replace",
    "txt": "Replace"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.opencontainingfolder",
    "txt": "Open Containing Folder"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.link",
    "txt": "Link Selected Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.unlink",
    "txt": "Unlink Selected Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select",
    "txt": "Select"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.outside",
    "txt": "All images outside the visible area of the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.inside",
    "txt": "All images inside the visible area of the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.excluded",
    "txt": "Images excluded from the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.included",
    "txt": "Images included in the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.all",
    "txt": "All Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.blendplane",
    "txt": "Blend Plane"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.select.exceptblendplane",
    "txt": "All Except Blend Plane"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.moveup",
    "txt": "Move Up"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.movedown",
    "txt": "Move Down"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.include",
    "txt": "Include In Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.exclude",
    "txt": "Exclude From Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.includeonlyselected",
    "txt": "Include Only Selected Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.includeonlyunselected",
    "txt": "Include All But Selected Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.removeexcluded",
    "txt": "Remove Excluded Images"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.sort",
    "txt": "Sort"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.reverseorder",
    "txt": "Reverse Order"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.linkbracketed",
    "txt": "Link HDR Bracketed Exposures"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.unlinkall",
    "txt": "Unlink All Linked Images"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.contextmenu.add",
    "txt": "Add Projects"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.contextmenu.open",
    "txt": "Open or Edit Project"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.contextmenu.remove",
    "txt": "Remove Project"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.contextmenu.markasdone",
    "txt": "Mark as Done"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.contextmenu.markasnotdone",
    "txt": "Mark as Not Done"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.contextmenu.deletewhendone",
    "txt": "Delete project when done"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.fillhere",
    "txt": "Fill Here"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.red",
    "txt": "Red (hide from panorama)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.green",
    "txt": "Green (include in panorama)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.eraser",
    "txt": "Eraser"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.draw",
    "txt": "Draw"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.fill",
    "txt": "Fill"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.decreasepencilsize",
    "txt": "Decrease Pencil Size"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.increasepencilsize",
    "txt": "Increase Pencil Size"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.pencilsize",
    "txt": "Pencil Size"
},
{
    "id": "loadmask",
    "txt": "Load Mask",
    "txtfortranslate": "To load the mask"
},
{
    "id": "savemask",
    "txt": "Save Mask"
},
{
    "id": "copymask",
    "txt": "Copy Mask"
},
{
    "id": "pastemask",
    "txt": "Paste Mask"
},
{
    "id": "clearmask",
    "txt": "Clear Mask"
},
{
    "id": "imagelist.enablevpcorrection",
    "txt": "Enable Viewpoint Optimization for this image"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.addprojects",
    "txt": "Add Projects"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.removeprojects",
    "txt": "Remove Project"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.openbatchlist",
    "txt": "Open Batch List",
    "txtfortranslate": "To load Batch List"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.appendbatchlist",
    "txt": "Append Batch List"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.recentbatchlists",
    "txt": "Recent Batch Lists"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.savebatchlist",
    "txt": "Save Batch List"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.savebatchlistas",
    "txt": "Save Batch List As"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.autosavebatchlist",
    "txt": "Automatically Save Batch List"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.closebatchlist",
    "txt": "Close Batch List"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.closebatchstitcherwhenfinished",
    "txt": "Close @batchstitcher@ when Finished"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.loadimages",
    "txt": "Load Images",
    "txtfortranslate": "To load Images"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.sourceimages",
    "txt": "Source images"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.ordragdrop",
    "txt": "...or drag & drop images here",
    "txtfortranslate": "... or drop images here"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.addmoreimages",
    "txt": "add more images"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.removeorreorderimages",
    "txt": "remove or reorder images",
    "txtfortranslate": "remove or rearrange images"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.cameraportraitorientation",
    "txt": "Mix of portrait and landscape images; camera portrait orientation:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Mix of images in vertical and horizontal orientation; vertical orientation:"    
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.setuppanorama",
    "txt": "Set up panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.txtcircularcrop",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "A circular fisheye lens is used. Make sure the cropping circle in the <a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.crop@ tab</a> matches the actual image circle.",
    "txtfortranslate": "A circular fisheye lens is used. Make sure the trimming circle in the <a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.crop@ tab</a> matches the actual image circle."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.runalignimagesagain",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Run <a href=0>@alignimages@</a> again to find more control points."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.isprealigned",
    "txt": "Images are already roughly positioned. Only search for control points in overlapping areas."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.alignimages",
    "txt": "Align images"
},

{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.needoptimizemessage",
    "txt": "Control points or other settings have been modified and this may have affected alignment of the images. You should optimize the project first. The optimizer will align the images such that the control points match as closely as possible."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.runoptimizer",
    "txt": "Run optimizer"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.missingcontrolpoints1",
    "txt": "Not all images have control points."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.missingcontrolpoints2",
    "txt": "PTGui was unable to detect control points for some of the images, therefore you may need to add a few control points by hand."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.misplacedcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "The project may contain some misplaced control points."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.seecpassistantfordetails",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "See the <a href=0>Control Point Assistant</a> for details."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.showpanoramaeditororcreatepanorama",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "You can preview and tweak the panorama in the <a href=0>Panorama Editor.</a> Or create the panorama now:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.multiplelenses",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Multiple lenses are used; change settings in the <a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@</a> tab."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.projection",
    "txt": "Projection:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.lens",
    "txt": "Lens:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.fullframelens",
    "txt": "full frame"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.timescrop",
    "txt": "%0x crop",
    "txtfortranslate": "%0x trimmed"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.camera",
    "txt": "Camera:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.bracketedexposuresmessage",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Bracketed exposures detected: <a href=0>enable HDR mode</a> or <a href=1>no HDR</a>"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant.createpanorama",
    "txt": "Create panorama"
},
{
    "id": "error.invalidnumber",
    "txt": "Not a number: %0"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lensprofile",
    "txt": "Lens profile:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lens",
    "txt": "Lens"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lens.type",
    "txt": "Type:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lensdatabasebutton",
    "txt": "Lens database"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.focallength",
    "txt": "Focal length:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.focallength.theoretical",
    "txt": "theoretical:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.focallength.hfov",
    "txt": "Horizontal field of view:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.fisheyefactor",
    "txt": "Fisheye factor:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lenscorrection",
    "txt": "Lens correction"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lenscorrection.distortion",
    "txt": "Distortion (a / b / c):"
},
{
    "id": "keep",
    "txt": "keep"
},
{
    "id": "optimize",
    "txt": "optimize"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lenscorrection.shift",
    "txt": "Shift (long / short side):"
},
{
    "id": "shear",
    "txt": "shear"
},
{
    "id": "flare",
    "txt": "flare"
},
{
    "id": "lensflare",
    "txt": "lens flare"
},
{
    "id": "horz",
    "txt": "horz",
    "txtfortranslate": "horizontal"
},
{
    "id": "vert",
    "txt": "vert",
    "txtfortranslate": "vertical"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lenscorrection.shear",
    "txt": "@+shear@ (@horz@ / @vert@):"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.camera",
    "txt": "Camera"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.camera.sensordiagonal",
    "txt": "Sensor diagonal:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.camera.cropfactor",
    "txt": "crop:",
    "txtfortranslate": "trimmed"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.camera.cameradatabase",
    "txt": "Camera database"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.noexifdata",
    "txt": "No EXIF data"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.useindividual",
    "txt": "Use individual parameters for images:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.cameraportraitorientation",
    "txt": "Camera portrait orientation:"
},
{
    "id": "save",
    "txt": "Save"
},
{
    "id": "load",
    "txt": "Load",
    "txtfortranslate": "To load"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lensdatabase.saveasnewentry",
    "txt": "Save as new record"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lensdatabase.overwrite",
    "txt": "Overwrite: "
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lensdatabase.show",
    "txt": "Show Lens Database"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.initializefromexif",
    "txt": "Initialize lens parameters from EXIF data"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.setfromexif",
    "txt": "Set sensor size to %0 = %1 (from EXIF)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.loadfromlensdatabase",
    "txt": "Load from Lens Database: "
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.makeexifassociation",
    "txt": "Associate EXIF with lens database record"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.showlensdatabase",
    "txt": "Show Lens Database"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.confirmoverwritelensdatabaserecord",
    "txt": "Overwrite the existing lens database item? This cannot be undone."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.lensdatabase.newentry",
    "txt": "New Record"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.setsensorsizefromdb",
    "txt": "Set sensor size to %0 = %1 (from Camera Database)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.savetocameradatabase",
    "txt": "Store to Camera Database"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.confirmmakecameradbassociationforimageswithoutexif",
    "txt": "This will use the current sensor size for all images with no EXIF camera information. Are you sure?"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.cameradatabase.show",
    "txt": "Show Camera Database"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.cropping",
    "txt": "Cropping:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Trimming"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.left",
    "txt": "Left:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.right",
    "txt": "Right:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.top",
    "txt": "Top:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.bottom",
    "txt": "Bottom:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.width",
    "txt": "Width:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.height",
    "txt": "Height:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.diameter",
    "txt": "Diameter:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.pixelspostfix",
    "txt": " px"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.individualposition",
    "txt": "Individual position"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.croptab.nocrop",
    "txt": "No Crop",
    "txtfortranslate": "No trimming"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.masktab.errtwodifferentimages",
    "txt": "The @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ Tab shows two different images. To copy a mask use the Copy button below the image."
},
{
    "id": "cptypetoadd",
    "txt": "CP type to add",
    "txtfortranslate": "Type of control point to add"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.cptab.cptypetoadd",
    "txt": "@cptypetoadd@:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.cptab.generatecphere",
    "txt": "Generate Control Points Here"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.cptab.twicesameimage",
    "txt": "Both panes are showing the same image; to generate control points please select two different images in the left and right pane."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.cptab.addcp",
    "txt": "Add Control Point"
},
{
    "id": "advanced",
    "txt": "Advanced"
},
{
    "id": "simple",
    "txt": "Simple"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.advanced",
    "txt": "@advanced@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.simple",
    "txt": "@simple@"
},
{
    "id": "optimizer",
    "txt": "Optimizer"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.advancedoptimizer",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.optimizertab.advanced@ (@optimizer@)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.simpleoptimizer",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.optimizertab.simple@ (@optimizer@)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.anchorimage",
    "txt": "Anchor image:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.optimizefocallength",
    "txt": "Optimize lens focal length:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion",
    "txt": "Minimize lens distortion:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.no",
    "txt": "No"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.medium",
    "txt": "Medium"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.heavy",
    "txt": "Heavy",
    "txtfortranslate": "Strong"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.heavyplusshift",
    "txt": "Heavy + lens shift",
    "txtfortranslate": "Strong + lens shift"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.optimizeglobally",
    "txt": "Optimize globally:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.optimizeperimage",
    "txt": "Optimize per image:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.usecontrolpointsof",
    "txt": "Use control points of:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp",
    "txt": "Hor / vert control points:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Horizontal / vertical control points:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp.ignore",
    "txt": "Ignore"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp.levelinsecondpass",
    "txt": "Level in second pass",
    "txtfortranslate": "Leveling in second pass"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp.includeinsinglepass",
    "txt": "Include in single pass"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.linkroll",
    "txt": "Link @roll@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.linkpitch",
    "txt": "Link @pitch@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.runoptimizer",
    "txt": "Run Optimizer"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrsection",
    "txt": "HDR"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrenabled",
    "txt": "Group bracketed exposures into separate blend planes (for HDR panoramas)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod",
    "txt": "Merge the blend planes using:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod.truehdr",
    "txt": "True HDR",
    "txtfortranslate": "Real HDR"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod.exposurefusion",
    "txt": "Exposure Fusion"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrdisabled",
    "txt": "No bracketing: all images are blended in a single blend plane"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.exposurecompensation",
    "txt": "Exposure compensation (for images taken in automatic exposure mode)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.tonemapldrpanorama",
    "txt": "Tone map stitched panorama",
    "txtfortranslate": "Apply tone mapping to panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.autoexpadjustmentsection",
    "txt": "Automatic exposure and color adjustment"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.optimizenow",
    "txt": "Optimize now!"
},
{
    "id": "settings",
    "txt": "Settings"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.askreoptimize",
    "txt": "Settings were changed. Would you like to do a new optimization based on the changed settings?"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.vignettingcurve",
    "txt": "Vignetting curve:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.cameracurve",
    "txt": "Camera response curve:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune",
    "txt": "Fine tune"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.exposure",
    "txt": "Exposure:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.red",
    "txt": "Red:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.green",
    "txt": "Green:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.blue",
    "txt": "Blue:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.whitebalance",
    "txt": "White balance:"
},
{
    "id": "evpostfix",
    "txt": " EV"
},
{
    "id": "evprefix",
    "txt": "EV "
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.exposurefusionsettings",
    "txt": "exposure fusion settings"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.tonemapsettings",
    "txt": "tone map settings"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.warningmixhdrldr",
    "txt": "Your project contains a mix of HDR and LDR source images. Most likely this will lead to unexpected results!"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.shouldenablehdrmode",
    "txt": "Your project contains HDR source images. HDR mode should be enabled for a proper result!"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.warnmissingexposuredata",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "<red>Some or all of the source images contain no exposure information. PTGui needs to know the exposure time of all of your source images.</red> You can enter this data in the <a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@</a> tab."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.warnsingleblendplane",
    "txt": "All source images were taken with the same exposure settings. To create an HDR panorama, take bracketed exposures (images of the same scene, but with varying exposure time) instead."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.numbracketsinfo",
    "txt": "The project contains %0 sets of %1 bracketed exposures."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.infolinked",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "The bracketed exposures are linked; the linked exposures will be overlaid exactly. If the images were not taken from a tripod, it's better to <a href=0>unlink</a> the images. In that case PTGui will attempt to align the bracketed exposures."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.infounlinked",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "The bracketed exposures are not linked; PTGui will attempt to align the individual bracketed exposures. If the images were taken from a tripod, you may want to <a href=0>link the bracketed exposures</a>."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.numblendplanesinfo",
    "txt": "The source images were taken at %0 different exposure levels. For each exposure level, PTGui will create a blended panorama. Finally, the %0 blended panoramas are merged into a single HDR panorama."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.warnautoexposure",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "<red>The images appear to be taken with the camera in automatic exposure mode: the camera has adjusted the exposure for each set of bracketed exposures. Most likely PTGui is not able to create a proper HDR panorama from these images.</red> You can view the actual exposure data in the <a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@</a> tab. Ideally, the exposure time should follow a repeating pattern (e.g. 1/25, 1/100, 1/400, 1/25, 1/100, 1/400, and so on).<br><br>When photographing HDR panoramas, set the camera to manual exposure mode (the 'M' mode on the camera dial) to ensure that the exposure is not changed between sets of bracketed exposures. At each exposure time used, the complete panorama should be covered."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior",
    "txt": "'@alignimages@' behavior",
    "txtfortranslate": "Behavior of '@alignimages@'"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.subheading",
    "txt": "When the '@alignimages@' function is executed, do the following:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.generatecp",
    "txt": "Generate control points"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.prealigned",
    "txt": "Images are already roughly positioned (only search in overlapping images)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.optimize",
    "txt": "Optimize project"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.roughlyarrange",
    "txt": "Roughly arrange images first"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.straighten",
    "txt": "Straighten panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.fit",
    "txt": "Fit panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.chooseprojection",
    "txt": "Choose a suitable projection"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.optimizeexposure",
    "txt": "Perform automatic exposure and color adjustment"
},
{
    "id": "resetdefaults",
    "txt": "Reset defaults"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults",
    "txt": "HDR defaults"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.subheading",
    "txt": "If bracketed exposures are detected:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.dontask",
    "txt": "Do this without asking when clicking '@alignimages@' in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ tab"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions",
    "txt": "Batch Stitcher Actions",
    "txtfortranslate": "Actions for the @batchstitcher@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.subheading",
    "txt": "When this project is loaded into the Batch Stitcher, or when it is used as a template in the Batch Builder:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.align",
    "txt": "Do '@alignimages@' and save the modified project"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.createpanorama",
    "txt": "Create the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.stitchonlyifenoughcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "but only if enough control points found"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming",
    "txt": "File naming"
},
{
    "id": "panorama",
    "txt": "panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.subheading",
    "txt": "Use the following default file names for new projects:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.projectfile",
    "txt": "Project file:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.saveas",
    "txt": "save as"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.prefixfirstimagefilename",
    "txt": "prefix first image file name"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.prefixfirstimagefoldername",
    "txt": "prefix first image folder name"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.name",
    "txt": "Name:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.savein",
    "txt": "save in"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.sourceimagefolder",
    "txt": "Source image folder"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.folder",
    "txt": "Folder:"
},
{
    "id": "browse",
    "txt": "Browse"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.projectfolderbrowsecaption",
    "txt": "Default folder to store project files:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.relativepathtxt1",
    "txt": "(any relative path is interpreted from the source image folder)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.panorama",
    "txt": "Panorama:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.sameasprojectname",
    "txt": "Same as project name"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.extensionaddedautomatically",
    "txt": "(extension is added automatically)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.projectfilefolder",
    "txt": "Project file folder"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.panoramafolderbrowsecaption",
    "txt": "Default folder for stitched panoramas:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Default folder for completed panoramas:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.relativepathtxt2",
    "txt": "(any relative path is interpreted from the project file location)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.outputfileoverriddentxt",
    "txt": "This default panorama file name is currently overridden, see Output File in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.relativesourceimagepaths",
    "txt": "Store relative paths of source images in project file"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior",
    "txt": "Template behavior"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.subheading",
    "txt": "When this project is applied as a template, copy the following settings:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.lensandcrop",
    "txt": "Lens and Crop Settings",
    "txtfortranslate": "Lens and Trimming Settings"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.imageparameters",
    "txt": "Image Parameters"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.masks",
    "txt": "Image Masks"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.panoramasettings",
    "txt": "Panorama, HDR and Output Settings"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.projectsettings",
    "txt": "Project Settings (this tab)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.optimizersettings",
    "txt": "Optimizer Settings"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cpnotcopiedtxt",
    "txt": "(control points are never copied since they are specific to the actual source images)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages",
    "txt": "Link images in the target project:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages.asintemplate",
    "txt": "Same as in this template"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages.autolink",
    "txt": "Automatically link images based on exposure (EXIF)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages.dontchange",
    "txt": "Don't modify the way images are linked"
},

{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve",
    "txt": "Copy camera response curve:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve.yes",
    "txt": "Yes"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve.no",
    "txt": "No"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve.nonraw",
    "txt": "Yes, except for RAW images"
},



{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder",
    "txt": "Batch Builder behavior"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder.subheading",
    "txt": "When this project is used as a template by the Batch Builder:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder.useexifshort",
    "txt": "Initialize the lens settings for each project using EXIF data in the images"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder.useexif",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder.useexifshort@ (override lens settings in this template)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc",
    "txt": "Miscellaneous"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.useexiforientation",
    "txt": "Physically rotate images with EXIF Orientation tag upon loading"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.useexif",
    "txt": "Automatically initialize the lens settings using EXIF data when adding images (except Batch Builder)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.askinitializeandoptimize",
    "txt": "If optimization fails: ask if the project should be re-initialized"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.supportduallenscameras",
    "txt": "Support dual fisheye lens panoramic cameras:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.supportduallenscameras.no",
    "txt": "No (load as a regular image)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.supportduallenscameras.yes",
    "txt": "Yes, load same image twice"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.switchtoequirectforwideanglesourceimages",
    "txt": "Set the panorama to 360° equirectangular projection when loading a wide angle or spherical image"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.image",
    "txt": "Image"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.warped",
    "txt": "Warped"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.blendpriority",
    "txt": "Blend Priority"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix",
    "txt": "VP",
    "txtfortranslate": "@viewpoint@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vpx",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ X"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vpy",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ Y"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vpz",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ Z"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vppan",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ @+pan@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vptilt",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ @+tilt@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.lenstype",
    "txt": "Lens type"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.hfov",
    "txt": "Horz FoV",
    "txtfortranslate": "Field of view"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.focallength",
    "txt": "Focal length"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.fisheyefactor",
    "txt": "Fisheye factor"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.longshift",
    "txt": "Shift (long side)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.shortshift",
    "txt": "Shift (short side)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.horzshear",
    "txt": "@+shear@ (@horz@)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.vertshear",
    "txt": "@+shear@ (@vert@)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.exposure",
    "txt": "Exposure"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.aperture",
    "txt": "Aperture"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.iso",
    "txt": "ISO"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.ev",
    "txt": "EV"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.expoffset",
    "txt": "Exp. offset",
    "txtfortranslate": "Exposure offset"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.wbprefix",
    "txt": "WB"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.wbred",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.wbprefix@ red"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.wbgreen",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.wbprefix@ green"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.wbblue",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.wbprefix@ blue"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.flare",
    "txt": "@+flare@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lenssettings.individualparams.lensprofile",
    "txt": "Profile"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lenssettings.individualparams.lenstype",
    "txt": "Lens"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lenssettings.individualparams.shift",
    "txt": "Shift"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lenssettings.individualparams.shear",
    "txt": "@+shear@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lenssettings.individualparams.crop",
    "txt": "Crop",
    "txtfortranslate": "Trimming"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.sourceimages.filename",
    "txt": "File Name"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.sourceimages.width",
    "txt": "Width"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.sourceimages.height",
    "txt": "Height"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.sourceimages.multipleimages",
    "txt": "(multiple images)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.fovfocallength",
    "txt": "FoV / Focal Length",
    "txtfortranslate": "Field of View / Focal Length"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.focallength",
    "txt": "Focal Length"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.optimizertab.fov",
    "txt": "Field of View"
},

{
    "id": "widthxheight",
    "txt": "Width x height:"
},
{
    "id": "pixelspostfix1",
    "txt": "pixels"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.previewtab.previewbutton",
    "txt": "Preview"
},
{
    "id": "includeimages",
    "txt": "Include images:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.latlongtxt1",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Enter the latitude and longitude separated by a comma. For example: 40°46'52.92\", -73°57'58.02\"<br>Go to <a href=\"https://maps.google.com/\">Google Maps</a> to find the coordinates of a location."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.nolatlonginexif",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "No location was found in the EXIF data. You can <a href=\"https://maps.google.com/\">find the location</a> and enter the coordinates here."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.viewonmap",
    "txt": "View on map"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.viewonmap1",
    "txt": "(view on map)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.entercompassangle",
    "txt": "Enter the compass angle of the center of the panorama. 0° is north."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.noorientationfound",
    "txt": "No orientation was found in EXIF data."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.orientation1",
    "txt": "Compass angle: %0° (center of panorama is %1)."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.orientation2",
    "txt": "Center of panorama is %0."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.compassangle",
    "txt": "Compass angle:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.gpsdata",
    "txt": "GPS data"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.cameralocation",
    "txt": "Camera location"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.useexiflocation",
    "txt": "Use location data of source images"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.orientation",
    "txt": "Orientation:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.useorientationofsourceimages",
    "txt": "Use orientation data of source images"
},
{
    "id": "north",
    "txt": "north"
},
{
    "id": "northeast",
    "txt": "northeast"
},
{
    "id": "east",
    "txt": "east"
},
{
    "id": "southeast",
    "txt": "southeast"
},
{
    "id": "south",
    "txt": "south"
},
{
    "id": "southwest",
    "txt": "southwest"
},
{
    "id": "west",
    "txt": "west"
},
{
    "id": "northwest",
    "txt": "northwest"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.misc",
    "txt": "Miscellaneous"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.resolution",
    "txt": "Resolution:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.metadata.ppipostfix",
    "txt": " ppi"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize",
    "txt": "fix at:",
    "txtfortranslate": "keep at:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize.megapixels",
    "txt": "Megapixels"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize.percentofoptimumsize",
    "txt": "% of optimum size"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fileformatsettings",
    "txt": "Settings:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fileformat",
    "txt": "File format:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.ldrfileformat",
    "txt": "LDR file format:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.hdrfileformat",
    "txt": "HDR file format:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.usedefault",
    "txt": "Use default"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.view",
    "txt": "View"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.errnooutputfileselected",
    "txt": "No output file selected! Please create the panorama first."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.outputfiledoesnotexist",
    "txt": "The output file does not exist! Please create the panorama first."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output",
    "txt": "Output:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.individuallayers",
    "txt": "Individual layers"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.blendplanes",
    "txt": "Blend planes"
},
{
    "id": "blendplanewithev",
    "txt": "Blend plane (%0)"
},
{
    "id": "hdrblendplanewithev",
    "txt": "HDR Blend plane (%0)"
},
{
    "id": "hdrlayerwithev",
    "txt": "HDR layer %0 (%1)"
},
{
    "id": "imagewithindex",
    "txt": "Image %0"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.hdrblended",
    "txt": "HDR panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.hdrlayers",
    "txt": "Individual HDR layers"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.hdrblendplanes",
    "txt": "HDR blend planes"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.ldr",
    "txt": "LDR:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.hdr",
    "txt": "HDR:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.savedas",
    "txt": "saved as"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.layersin",
    "txt": "layers in"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.layerin",
    "txt": "layer in"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.tonemappedpanorama",
    "txt": "Tone mapped panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.exposurefusedpanorama",
    "txt": "Exposure fused panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendedpanorama",
    "txt": "Blended panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.outputfileprefix",
    "txt": "Output file prefix:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.outputfile",
    "txt": "Output file:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.createpanorama",
    "txt": "Create Panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.saveandsendtobatchstitcher",
    "txt": "Save and send to Batch Stitcher"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendusing",
    "txt": "Blend using:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendusing.enblend",
    "txt": "Enblend plugin"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendusing.smartblend",
    "txt": "Smartblend plugin"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.feather",
    "txt": "Feather:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Blending sharpness:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.feather.sharp",
    "txt": "sharp"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.feather.soft",
    "txt": "soft"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode",
    "txt": "Blending mode:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode.multiband",
    "txt": "Multiband"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode.alpha",
    "txt": "Alpha blending"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator",
    "txt": "Interpolator:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.default",
    "txt": "@default@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bilinear",
    "txt": "Bilinear"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bicubicsofter",
    "txt": "Bicubic softer"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bicubicnormal",
    "txt": "Bicubic normal"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bicubicsharper",
    "txt": "Bicubic sharper (Poly3)"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.nearest",
    "txt": "Nearest Neighbor"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.restoredefaults",
    "txt": "Restore defaults"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.initializingopencl",
    "txt": "Initializing OpenCL..."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.stitchingongpu",
    "txt": "Stitching on the GPU (%0).",
    "txtfortranslate": "Processing on the GPU (%0)."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.stitchingoncpu",
    "txt": "Stitching is done on the CPU.",
    "txtfortranslate": "Processing on the CPU."
},
{
    "id": "cptable.num",
    "txt": "Num",
    "txtfortranslate": "Number"  
},
{
    "id": "cptable.image",
    "txt": "Image"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.type",
    "txt": "Type"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.dist",
    "txt": "Dist",
    "txtfortranslate": "Distance"  
},
{
    "id": "cptable.distance",
    "txt": "Distance"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.horizontalline",
    "txt": "Horizontal Line"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.verticalline",
    "txt": "Vertical Line"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.newline",
    "txt": "New Line"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.line",
    "txt": "Line"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.linenumber",
    "txt": "@cptable.line@ %0"
},
{
    "id": "cptable.normal",
    "txt": "Normal"
},
{
    "id": "bracketedexposureswindow.title",
    "txt": "Bracketed Exposures"
},
{
    "id": "bracketedexposureswindow.linktxt",
    "txt": "Choose this option if the images were taken from a tripod, and they are already aligned with pixel accuracy."
},
{
    "id": "bracketedexposureswindow.dontlinktxt",
    "txt": "Choose this option if the images were taken handheld. PTGui will attempt to align the bracketed exposures."
},
{
    "id": "bracketedexposureswindow.hdrmethod",
    "txt": "HDR Method:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.egpanorama",
    "txt": "e.g.: panorama"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.errfillall",
    "txt": "Please fill all fields."
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.errsame",
    "txt": "Please enter a different value in each field."
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.title",
    "txt": "Cube Face Naming"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.heading",
    "txt": "File name suffixes for cube face images:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.front",
    "txt": "Front:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.right",
    "txt": "Right:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.back",
    "txt": "Back:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.left",
    "txt": "Left:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.top",
    "txt": "Top:"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacenaming.bottom",
    "txt": "Bottom:"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.heading",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "A PhiloSpere is a projection of a panoramic picture onto a Polyhedron, a shape which approximates a real sphere. It's probably the best way to print panoramic pictures. Invented by Philo, <a href=\"http://www.philohome.com/rhombicuboctahedron/rhombicuboctahedron.htm\">visit his website for more information.</a><br><br>To create a PhiloSpere, click the <b>@philosphere.start@</b> button. You will be prompted for the location of your panoramic image. This should be a 360° x 180° panorama in equirectangular projection. PTGui will create two images, which you can print, fold and glue into a PhiloSphere."
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.outputsize",
    "txt": "Output size:"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.start",
    "txt": "Start"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.warn_not_2_1",
    "txt": "To create a PhiloSphere, a 360° x 180° equirectangular image is needed. Such an image has a width/height ratio of 2:1. The selected image has a different aspect ratio; most likely the result will not be what you expected.\n\nContinue anyway?"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.savepart",
    "txt": "Save Philosphere (part %0)"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.jpgfiles",
    "txt": "JPEG files"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.creating",
    "txt": "Creating PhiloSphere"
},
{
    "id": "philosphere.title",
    "txt": "Create PhiloSphere"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeexposure",
    "txt": "Optimize brightness:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.onlyifnecessary",
    "txt": "Only if necessary"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.disabled",
    "txt": "Disabled"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.enabled",
    "txt": "Enabled"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeexposure.finetune",
    "txt": "Enabled (fine tune only)"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeexposure.full",
    "txt": "Enabled (full)"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.keepcurrent",
    "txt": "Keep current",
    "txtfortranslate": "Keep current settings"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeexposure.info.enabled",
    "txt": "The exposure time of your images is unknown.\nBrightness will be optimized."
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeexposure.info.disabled",
    "txt": "The exposure time of your images is known.\nBrightness will not be optimized."
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizewhitebalance",
    "txt": "Optimize white balance:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizewhitebalance.info.enabled",
    "txt": "Your images were taken with automatic white balance.\nWhite balance will be optimized."
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizewhitebalance.info.disabled",
    "txt": "Your images were taken with fixed white balance.\nWhite balance will not be optimized."
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeflare",
    "txt": "Optimize @lensflare@:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.images",
    "txt": "Images:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.global",
    "txt": "Global:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.percamera",
    "txt": "Per camera / lens:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.perimage",
    "txt": "Per image:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.optimizevignetting",
    "txt": "Optimize vignetting:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.cameraresponsecurve",
    "txt": "Camera response curve:"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.cameraresponsecurve.automatic",
    "txt": "Automatic"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.cameraresponsecurve.generate",
    "txt": "Generate new"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.cameraresponsecurve.usedefault",
    "txt": "Use a default curve"
},
{
    "id": "photometricsettings.title",
    "txt": "Exposure and color adjustment settings"
},
{
    "id": "previewappselector.openinptguiviewer",
    "txt": "Open in @ptguiviewer@"
},
{
    "id": "previewappselector.openin",
    "txt": "Open in %0"
},
{
    "id": "previewappselector.openinextension",
    "txt": "Open in default application for .%0 files"
},
{
    "id": "previewappselector.openoutputfolder",
    "txt": "Open the output folder"
},


{
    "id": "options.plugins",
    "txt": "Plugins"
},
{
    "id": "options.foldersandfiles",
    "txt": "Folders & Files"
},
{
    "id": "options.foldersandfileshtml",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Folders &amp; Files"
},
{
    "id": "options.general",
    "txt": "General"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultsettings",
    "txt": "Default Settings"
},
{
    "id": "options.viewers",
    "txt": "Viewers"
},
{
    "id": "options.controlpointeditor",
    "txt": "Control Point Editor"
},
{
    "id": "options.controlpointgenerator",
    "txt": "Control Point Generator"
},
{
    "id": "options.theme",
    "txt": "Theme:"
},
{
    "id": "options.theme.dark",
    "txt": "Dark"
},
{
    "id": "options.theme.light",
    "txt": "Light"
},
{
    "id": "options.requiresrestart",
    "txt": "(requires restart)"
},
{
    "id": "options.language",
    "txt": "Language:"
},
{
    "id": "options.uisize",
    "txt": "Font & icon size:"
},
{
    "id": "options.tooltipmode",
    "txt": "Show tooltips:"
},
{
    "id": "options.tooltipmode.no",
    "txt": "No"
},
{
    "id": "options.tooltipmode.yes",
    "txt": "Yes"
},
{
    "id": "options.tooltipmode.onlytoolbars",
    "txt": "Only for toolbar icons"
},
{
    "id": "options.showroundedvalues",
    "txt": "Show rounded values when the cursor is not in a numeric field"
},
{
    "id": "options.checkforupdates",
    "txt": "Automatically check for software updates"
},
{
    "id": "options.checkforupdates.beta",
    "txt": "Including beta versions"
},
{
    "id": "options.resetwarnings",
    "txt": "Reset all warning messages"
},
{
    "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.enabled",
    "txt": "When adding one image, suggest to add other images taken around the same time"
},
{
    "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.threshold",
    "txt": "up to:"
},
{
    "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.secondsbetweenshots",
    "txt": "seconds between shots"
},
{
    "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.useexifdate",
    "txt": "Use original shooting date/time from EXIF data"
},
{
    "id": "options.batchstitcher.closewhendone",
    "txt": "After sending projects to the Batch Stitcher:"
},
{
    "id": "options.batchstitcher.closewhendone.yes",
    "txt": "Close the Batch Stitcher when done"
},
{
    "id": "options.batchstitcher.closewhendone.no",
    "txt": "Leave the Batch Stitcher open"
},
{
    "id": "options.showintaskbar",
    "txt": "Show in task bar:"
},
{
    "id": "options.showintaskbar.mainwindow",
    "txt": "Only main window"
},
{
    "id": "options.showintaskbar.all",
    "txt": "All windows"
},
{
    "id": "options.mousewheelaction",
    "txt": "Mouse wheel:"
},
{
    "id": "options.mousewheelaction.mac.scrolling",
    "txt": "Scrolling (hold down Cmd key for zooming)"
},
{
    "id": "options.mousewheelaction.mac.zooming",
    "txt": "Zooming (hold down Cmd key for scrolling)"
},
{
    "id": "options.mousewheelaction.nonmac.scrolling",
    "txt": "Scrolling (hold down Ctrl key for zooming)"
},
{
    "id": "options.mousewheelaction.nonmac.zooming",
    "txt": "Zooming (hold down Ctrl key for scrolling)"
},
{
    "id": "options.disablemouserepositioning",
    "txt": "Disable mouse pointer repositioning"
},
{
    "id": "options.disablemouserepositioning.txt",
    "txt": "(select when using a tablet, pencil or touch screen)"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultsettings.txt",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Are you looking for a way to change default settings for PTGui projects, for example the default output file format? This can be changed using the @menubar.file.makedefault@ function, as follows:<br><br>- Start a new project using @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.newproject@<br>- Make the desired changes to the default settings<br>- Select @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.makedefault@<br><br>To reset all default settings to PTGui's own defaults, do @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.resetdefault@."
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders",
    "txt": "Default folders"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders.templates",
    "txt": "Default folder for templates:"
},
{
    "id": "options.applytemplateinitialfolder",
    "txt": "Menu @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate.other@... opens:"
},
{
    "id": "options.applytemplateinitialfolder.templatesfolder",
    "txt": "Templates folder (as configured above)"
},
{
    "id": "options.applytemplateinitialfolder.rememberlast",
    "txt": "Remember last used folder"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders.batchlists",
    "txt": "Default folder for Batch Lists:"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders.tempfiles",
    "txt": "Temporary files"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders.tempfiles.txt",
    "txt": "Select one or more folders (on different drives) where PTGui may store temporary files:"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders.tempfiles.selectfolder",
    "txt": "Select folder for temporary files:"
},
{
    "id": "options.defaultfolders.tempfiles.preferred",
    "txt": "preferred"
},
{
    "id": "options.viewerapps",
    "txt": "Viewer applications:"
},
{
    "id": "options.viewerapps.select",
    "txt": "Select viewer application"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier",
    "txt": "Magnifier"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier.size",
    "txt": "Size:"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier.size.sourceimagepixels",
    "txt": "source image pixels"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier.magnification",
    "txt": "Magnification"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier.autocontrast",
    "txt": "@menubar.controlpoints.autocontrast@:"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier.showcplabels",
    "txt": "Show control point labels in magnifier"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.magnifier.hidezoomerwhennothovering",
    "txt": "Only show magnifier when mouse pointer is in image"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.resetcptabwhenswitchingimages",
    "txt": "Reset '@cptypetoadd@' when switching to different images"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpeditor.showimagepickerballoon",
    "txt": "Show popup balloon for linked images when hovering over thumbnails"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpgenerator.maxcps",
    "txt": "Generate at most"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpgenerator.maxcps.perimagepair",
    "txt": "control points per image pair"
},
{
    "id": "options.cpgenerator.maxcps.perproject",
    "txt": "control points per project"
},
{
    "id": "options.enblendapp",
    "txt": "Enblend application:"
},
{
    "id": "options.smartblendapp",
    "txt": "Smartblend application:"
},
{
    "id": "options.cmdlineparams",
    "txt": "Command line parameters:"
},
{
    "id": "options.smartblend.onlyforwindows",
    "txt": "The Smartblend plugin is only available for Windows."
},
{
    "id": "options.dcrawapp",
    "txt": "Location of the dcraw application:"
},
{
    "id": "options.dcrawapp.orleaveempty",
    "txt": "(leave empty to use the DCRaw bundled with PTGui)"
},
{
    "id": "options.dcrawapp.version",
    "txt": "DCRaw version"
},
{
    "id": "options.showconsolewindowforplugins",
    "txt": "Show console windows for plugins"
},
{
    "id": "options.useatmost",
    "txt": "Use at most"
},
{
    "id": "options.mbpostfix",
    "txt": " MB"
},
{
    "id": "options.ofram",
    "txt": "of RAM memory"
},
{
    "id": "options.ofvideoram",
    "txt": "of video RAM memory"
},
{
    "id": "options.automatic",
    "txt": "Automatic"
},
{
    "id": "options.raminstalled",
    "txt": "installed in this computer: %0 MB RAM"
},
{
    "id": "options.hardwareacceleration",
    "txt": "Hardware acceleration"
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.enabled",
    "txt": "Enable GPU acceleration (using OpenCL)"
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.requiresmacos109",
    "txt": "PTGui supports OpenCL only on macOS 10.9 or later."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.notsupported",
    "txt": "OpenCL is not supported on your computer."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.oldclversion",
    "txt": "This device only supports OpenCL version %0.%1. At least %2.%3 is required."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.cldeviceunavailable",
    "txt": "This device is currently unavailable."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.noopenclcompileravailable",
    "txt": "No openCL compiler available for this device."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.noimagesupport",
    "txt": "This device does not support image processing."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.nofullprofile",
    "txt": "This device does not support the full OpenCL Profile."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.notenoughram",
    "txt": "This device has only %0 MB of video memory. At least %1 MB is required."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.notenoughlocalmemory",
    "txt": "This device has only %0 kB of local memory. At least %1 kB is required."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.notagpu",
    "txt": "This is not a GPU."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.olddriver",
    "txt": "The installed driver is outdated. Please download and install the latest driver from %0."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.nonesupported",
    "txt": "None (no supported GPU device available)"
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.useforpreviews",
    "txt": "Use GPU acceleration for Panorama Editor and Detail Viewer"
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.device",
    "txt": "GPU device:"
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.crashwhileloadingopencldll",
    "txt": "Could not enable OpenCL: the OpenCL driver crashed. You may need to update the GPU driver."
},
{
    "id": "options.gpuacceleration.dontaskdisableopenclifcrashed",
    "txt": "Never ask at startup if GPU acceleration should be disabled"
},
{
    "id": "options.openclversion",
    "txt": "OpenCL version: %0.%1"
},
{
    "id": "options.opencldriverversion",
    "txt": "Driver version: %0"
},
{
    "id": "options.openclvideorammb",
    "txt": "Video RAM: %0 MB"
},
{
    "id": "options.useatownrisk",
    "txt": "Use at your own risk - this device is currently not supported"
},
{
    "id": "options.applications",
    "txt": "Applications"
},
{
    "id": "options.errtxttempfolders",
    "txt": "Please check the settings in the Temporary Files section. If in doubt, just leave the Temporary Files section empty. In that case PTGui will pick a suitable folder automatically."
},
{
    "id": "about.version",
    "txt": "Version"
},
{
    "id": "about.websiteandsupport",
    "txt": "Website & support:"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.personal.singlecomputer",
    "txt": "You are using a personal license for a single computer. PTGui may be used only by %0."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.personal.multipleecomputers",
    "txt": "You are using a personal license. It may be activated on up to %1 computers, but PTGui may be used only by %0 on those computers."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.company.singlecomputer",
    "txt": "You are using a company license. Each license key can be activated on a single computer owned by %0. PTGui may be used by every user on this computer."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.company.multipleecomputers",
    "txt": "You are using a company license. It may be activated on up to %1 computers owned by %0. PTGui may be used by every user on this computer."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.activationcount",
    "txt": "Your license is currently activated on %0 of %1 machines."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.expiretxt",
    "txt": "This is a temporary license, expiring at %0."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.expiredtxt",
    "txt": "This is a temporary license, which has expired at %0."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.expiredtxt1",
    "txt": "This is a temporary license, which has expired."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.invalidkey",
    "txt": "This is not a valid license key."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.deactivate",
    "txt": "Deactivate"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.deactivatetxt",
    "txt": "Press @licenseinfo.deactivate@ to move this license to a different computer, or to use a different license key on this computer."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.deactivatewarning",
    "txt": "This will deactivate your PTGui license on this computer. Do this if you want to move PTGui to a different computer, or if you want to use a different license key on this computer.\n\nIf you continue, PTGui will quit, so please save your work first."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.manageactivations",
    "txt": "Manage activations"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.hardwarechanges",
    "txt": "The software must be re-activated due to changes in your hardware configuration."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.needprokey",
    "txt": "Your license key is valid for the standard version of PTGui only. Please enter a license key for PTGui Pro, or download the standard version instead."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.oldkey",
    "txt": "This is an old license key, which is not valid for this version of PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.needvalidate",
    "txt": "Your license must be validated."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.activating",
    "txt": "Activating"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.deactivating",
    "txt": "Deactivating"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.checkinglicense",
    "txt": "Checking license"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.failedtocontactactivation",
    "txt": "Failed to contact the licensing server.\n\nError message: %0"
},
{
    "id": "activateoffline",
    "txt": "Activate Offline"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.failure",
    "txt": "Failed to activate your license. Possibly your computer is behind a firewall, or internet security software is preventing access to the activation server.\n\nIf the problem persists, please use offline activation instead: after dismissing this window press @activateoffline@.\n\nError message: %0"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.deactivationfailed",
    "txt": "Deactivation failed: %0"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation1",
    "txt": "On another computer, go to %0\n\nThere, enter your registration name and key and the following code:\n\n"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation2",
    "txt": "The activation web page will generate a response code; please enter it below:"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation3",
    "txt": "Enter the response code given by the activation web page."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.installforallusers",
    "txt": "Would you like to install this license for all users on this computer?"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation.errnostartmarker",
    "txt": "The response code should start with:\n%0\n\nPlease enter the entire response, including this line."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation.errnoendmarker",
    "txt": "The response code should end with:\n%0\n\nPlease enter the entire response, including this line."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation.errinvalidresponse",
    "txt": "Invalid response code. Please ensure that the code is copy/pasted without errors."
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.title",
    "txt": "License Agreement"
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.save",
    "txt": "Save License Agreement"
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.accept",
    "txt": "I understand and accept this license agreement"
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.useissubject",
    "txt": "Use of this software is subject to the following conditions:"
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.privacy",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Your data is handled in accordance with our <a href=0>privacy statement</a>."
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.savetofile",
    "txt": "(save to file...)"
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.thanksforusing",
    "txt": "Thanks for using %0!"
},
{
    "id": "licenseagreement.thanksfortrying",
    "txt": "Thanks for trying %0!"
},


{
    "id": "txt.welcomevideotutorial",
    "txt": "Welcome to %0! If you are using PTGui for the first time, we recommend you to watch our video tutorial. Would you like to do that now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.welcomevideotutorial.later",
    "txt": "No problem. You can watch the video tutorial at any time by chosing @menubar.help@ | @menubar.help.videotutorial@."
},
{
    "id": "txt.seewhatsnew",
    "txt": "Thank you for upgrading to %0 version %1!\n\nWould you like to see what's new in this release?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.seewhatsnew.later",
    "txt": "No problem. You can view this information at any time by selecting '@menubar.help@ | @menubar.help.whatsnew@'."
},

{
    "id": "txt.wouldyouliketogotooptions",
    "txt": "Would you like to go to %0 to correct this?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.dontcheckforupdatesanymore",
    "txt": "Do not check for updates anymore"
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtocheckforupdates",
    "txt": "Failed to check for updates. Please try again later, or visit www.ptgui.com to see if a new version is available."
},
{
    "id": "txt.newversionavailable",
    "txt": "A new version, %0 %1 is available! Would you like to upgrade now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.ptguiuptodate",
    "txt": "PTGui on this computer is up to date."
},
{
    "id": "txt.trialversion",
    "txt": "trial version"
},
{
    "id": "txt.licensedto",
    "txt": "%0 licensed to %1"
},
{
    "id": "txt.licensedtohtml",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "%0 licensed to <b>%1</b>"
},
{
    "id": "txt.newversiondownloadlink",
    "txt": "The download link will open in your web browser. Click OK and switch to the web browser to continue the upgrade."
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "The optimizer has optimized your panorama and returned the following results:<br><br>Average control point distance: %0<br>Minimum control point distance: %1<br>Maximum control point distance: %2<br><br>(measured in source image pixels)<br><br>This is %3<br><br>Do you want to accept the changes made by the optimizer?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.toogood",
    "txt": "too good to be true"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.verygood",
    "txt": "very good"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.good",
    "txt": "good"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.notbad",
    "txt": "not bad"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.notsogood",
    "txt": "not so good"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.bad",
    "txt": "bad"
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizerresult.verybad",
    "txt": "very bad"
},
{
    "id": "systeminformation.heading",
    "txt": "Information about your computer:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.unknownormanuallens",
    "txt": "Unknown or manual lens"
},
{
    "id": "txt.genericfisheye",
    "txt": "Generic fisheye"
},
{
    "id": "txt.genericxfisheye",
    "txt": "Generic %0 fisheye"
},
{
    "id": "txt.runningx",
    "txt": "%0 is running..."
},
{
    "id": "err.blendernotconfigured",
    "txt": "%0 is not configured. Please check the settings in %1 - @options.plugins@."
},
{
    "id": "err.blendernotfound",
    "txt": "The configured %0 application was not found. Please check the settings in %1 - @options.plugins@."
},
{
    "id": "err.blenderfailed",
    "txt": "%0 failed with error code %1."
},
{
    "id": "err.blenderfailed.witherror",
    "txt": "%0 failed with error code %1 and reported the following error:\n\n%2"
},
{
    "id": "err.blenderfailednooutput",
    "txt": "%0 failed: somehow the output file was not generated. This might be due to a lack of memory or disk space. Try to create the panorama at a smaller size."
},



{
    "id": "err.invalidvalue",
    "txt": "Invalid value"
},
{
    "id": "err.invalidjpegdata",
    "txt": "Invalid JPEG data encountered"
},
{
    "id": "err.notajpegfile",
    "txt": "Not a JPEG file"
},
{
    "id": "err.jpegtoolarge",
    "txt": "JPEG files cannot be wider or taller than %0 pixels."
},
{
    "id": "err.jpeg.exiftoolarge",
    "txt": "Failed to write JPEG file: EXIF size exceeds 64 kbytes"
},
{
    "id": "err.jpeg.unsupportednumcomponents",
    "txt": "JPEG error: Unsupported number of components: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.jpegerror",
    "txt": "JPEG error: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.hdrrequirespro",
    "txt": "HDR images are supported only by the Pro version of PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoreadfolder",
    "txt": "Failed to read folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoopenfileforwriting",
    "txt": "Could not open file for writing: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoopenfileforreading",
    "txt": "Could not open file for reading: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoopenfileforwriting.containingdirnotexist",
    "txt": "Could not write to file:\n%0\n\nbecause the containing folder does not exist:\n%1"
},


{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.nosubfolders",
    "txt": "No subfolders found in folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.nosubfoldersstartingwith",
    "txt": "No subfolders starting with '%1' found in folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.nosubfolders2",
    "txt": "This mode requires that multiple subfolders exist, each with the same number of images."
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.subfoldershavedifferetnumberofimages",
    "txt": "The subfolders contain different number of images. Each subfolder should contain the same number of images.\n\nFolder '%0' contains %1 images;\nFolder '%2' contains %3 images."
},

{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.noimagefiles",
    "txt": "No image files found in folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.noimagefileswithextension",
    "txt": "No image files with extension %1 found in folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.generatingprojects",
    "txt": "Generating project files"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.detectpanoramas",
    "txt": "Detect panoramas"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.selectimagesmanually",
    "txt": "Select images manually"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.generateprojects",
    "txt": "Generate projects"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.generateprojects1",
    "txt": "@batchbuilder.generateprojects@:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.usetemplate",
    "txt": "Use template:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.alignmode",
    "txt": "The Batch Stitcher:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.alignmode.true",
    "txt": "will run '@alignimages@' for each individual project before stitching",
    "txtfortranslate": "will run '@alignimages@' for each individual project before creating the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.alignmode.false",
    "txt": "will not run '@alignimages@'. Each panorama will be stitched exactly like the template.",
    "txtfortranslate": "will not run '@alignimages@'. Each panorama will be created exactly like the template."
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.savetobatchlist",
    "txt": "Save to Batch List:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.removeproject",
    "txt": "Remove project"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.removeprojects",
    "txt": "Remove projects"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.combineprojects",
    "txt": "Combine projects"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.addimagestoproject",
    "txt": "Add images to project"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.showinfinder",
    "txt": "Show in Finder"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.showinexplorer",
    "txt": "Show in Explorer"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.usecurrentastemplate",
    "txt": "Use current project as a template"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.currentproject",
    "txt": "Current project: %0"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.other",
    "txt": "@menubar.file.applytemplate.other@:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.batchlistof",
    "txt": "Batch List of %0"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.findingpanoramas",
    "txt": "Finding panoramas"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.err.notemplateselected",
    "txt": "No template selected"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.asksendtobatchstitcher",
    "txt": "Would you like to send the generated Batch List to the Batch Stitcher now?"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.or",
    "txt": "or"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.helptext.appendbatchlist",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Use @menubar.file@ | @batchstitcher.menubar.appendbatchlist@ to merge two Batch Lists. The projects from the selected Batch List will be appended to the currently active Batch List."
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.newemptyproject",
    "txt": "New empty project"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.title",
    "txt": "Detect Panorama Settings",
    "txtfortranslate": "Settings for detecting panoramas"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.method",
    "txt": "Method:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.method.oneperfolder",
    "txt": "One panorama per folder"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.method.fixednumimages",
    "txt": "Multiple panoramas per folder with a fixed number of images"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.method.shootingdate",
    "txt": "Group images taken around the same time",
    "txtfortranslate": "Combine images that were taken around the same time"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.method.subfolderpercamera",
    "txt": "Multiple cameras, one subfolder per camera"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sourcefolder",
    "txt": "Source folder:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.subfolderprefix",
    "txt": "Subfolder name prefix:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Subfolder name should begin with:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.subfolderprefixtxt",
    "txt": "(only subfolder with names starting with this prefix are used. Leave empty to use all subfolders)"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.imagefileextension",
    "txt": "Image file extension:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.imagefileextensiontxt",
    "txt": "(e.g. JPG, or leave empty)"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.imagesperpanorama",
    "txt": "Images per panorama:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.ormore",
    "txt": "or more"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.secondsbetweenshots",
    "txt": "Maximum time between shots:"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.seconds",
    "txt": "seconds"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.to",
    "txt": "@upto@"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.samefocallength",
    "txt": "Only images with the same focal length"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sameexposuretime",
    "txt": "Only images with the same exposure time"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sameaperture",
    "txt": "Only images with the same aperture"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sameiso",
    "txt": "Only images with the same ISO"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.err.onlyoneimage",
    "txt": "Cannot generate control points since there is only one image."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.err.nocpsfoundaborting",
    "txt": "Could not find control points for all images; not stitching the panorama at this time.",
    "txtfortranslate": "Could not find control points for all images; the panorama will not be generated."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.nocpsfoundwarning",
    "txt": "Could not find control points for all images; the resulting panorama contains unaligned images. Please open the project in PTGui to add the missing control points."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.confirmabort",
    "txt": "The Batch Stitcher is busy processing a project; this will be aborted. Continue?"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.asksave",
    "txt": "The current batch list has been changed. Save changes to %0?"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.errnoprojectfile",
    "txt": "Expecting PTGui project files (.pts extension)."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.project",
    "txt": "Project"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.log",
    "txt": "Log:"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.askmergebatchlist.replace",
    "txt": "Replace"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.askmergebatchlist.append",
    "txt": "Append"
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.askmergebatchlist",
    "txt": "The current batch list has not yet been completely processed. Do you want to close the current batch list and replace it with this one? Or should the projects from this batch list be appended to the current batch list?"
},
{
    "id": "blendplaneselector.heading",
    "txt": "For which images should control points be added?"
},
{
    "id": "blendplaneselector.image",
    "txt": "Image"
},
{
    "id": "blendplaneselector.title",
    "txt": "Select images"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.title",
    "txt": "Camera Sensor Size"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.cropfactor",
    "txt": "Crop factor / focal length multiplier:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Trimming factor / focal length multiplier:"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.choosepreset",
    "txt": "Choose Preset"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.choosepreset.35mm",
    "txt": "35mm Full Frame"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.choosepreset.compact",
    "txt": "Compact camera, action / sports camera"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.choosepreset.phone",
    "txt": "Cell phone / tablet"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.choosepreset.notapplicable",
    "txt": "Not applicable, or not a camera (e.g. 3D renderings)"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.diagonal",
    "txt": "Sensor diagonal:"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.sensorsize",
    "txt": "Sensor size:"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.alwayuse.noexif",
    "txt": "Always use this data for images from an unidentified camera"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.alwaysuse",
    "txt": "Always use this data for %0"
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.heading1",
    "txt": "PTGui needs to know the sensor size of the camera but the EXIF data of the images does not contain any information."
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.heading2",
    "txt": "PTGui needs to know the sensor size of the camera but it does not recognize your camera."
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.heading3",
    "txt": "Please fill one of the fields below. If you have no idea, click the @sensorsizedialog.choosepreset@ button and select the most appropriate item."
},
{
    "id": "sensorsizedialog.txtsubmitexif",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Please help us improve PTGui by <a href=0>submitting your camera data</a> so we can include support for your camera in an upcoming version."
},
{
    "id": "cptablewindow.images",
    "txt": "Images:"
},
{
    "id": "cptablewindow.type",
    "txt": "Type:"
},
{
    "id": "cptablewindow.all",
    "txt": "(all)"
},
{
    "id": "cptablewindow.any",
    "txt": "Any",
    "txtfortranslate": "All"
},
{
    "id": "cptablewindow.allexceptnormal",
    "txt": "All except normal"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.noimages",
    "txt": "No images"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.emptyproject",
    "txt": "Your project is empty."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.onlyoneimage",
    "txt": "Your project contains only one image; control points are not required."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.enoughcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "Enough control points"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.allimageslinked",
    "txt": "All images are linked by control points."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.suggestionsforimprovement",
    "txt": "Suggestions for improving the results"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.showsuggestionsforimprovement",
    "txt": "Show suggestions for improving the results"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.hide",
    "txt": "hide"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.misalignedcps",
    "txt": "Misaligned control points"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.misalignedcpstext",
    "txt": "Some control points have a large optimization error, which means that the optimizer was unable to perfectly align the control points. This might be caused by (e.g.) misplaced control points, control points on moving objects or large parallax errors."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.toimprovegotocptable",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "To improve the results, go to the <a href=0>@controlpointstable@</a> and check the placement of the control points with the highest distance value."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.shouldaddcps",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "All images in a PTGui project should be linked by control points, either directly, or indirectly (through control points linking between other images).<br><br>Your panorama is not ready to be stitched yet. Go to the<a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab</a>and add the necessary control points.",
    "txtfortranslate": "All images in a PTGui project should be linked by control points, either directly, or indirectly (through control points linking between other images).<br><br>Your panorama is not ready to be generated yet. Go to the<a href=0>@mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab</a>and add the necessary control points."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.nocontrolpoints",
    "txt": "No control points"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.nocontrolpointstxt",
    "txt": "Your project does not have any control points yet."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.ptguicangeneratecps",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "PTGui can generate control points for you by running <a href=0>@alignimages@</a>."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.and",
    "txt": "and"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.orphanedimages",
    "txt": "Orphaned images"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.imagedoesnothaveanycps",
    "txt": "Image %0 does not have any control points yet."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.imagesdonothaveanycps",
    "txt": "Images %0 do not have any control points yet."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.clusters",
    "txt": "Clusters"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.clusterstxt",
    "txt": "In the following groups, images are linked by control points within each group, but there are no control points that link between an image in one group and an image in another group. You need to add some control points between images in each group:"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.toofewcps",
    "txt": "Too few control points"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.imagehastoofewcps",
    "txt": "Image %0 has fewer than 4 control points. Make sure that each image is linked to other images by at least 4 control points."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.imageshavetoofewcps",
    "txt": "Images %0 have fewer than 4 control points. Make sure that each image is linked to other images by at least 4 control points."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.missingcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "Missing control points"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.multiplemissingcontrolpointstxt",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "The following pairs of images overlap, but don't have control points:<br>%0<br>"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.singlepairmissingcontrolpointstxt",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Images %0 overlap, but don't have control points."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.missingcontrolpointsbottomtxt",
    "txt": "Although it is not necessary to have control points for each pair of overlapping images (as long as the images are indirectly linked by control points between other images), it may improve the optimization results."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.multiplepairstoofewcontrolpointstxt",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "The following pairs of images overlap and have fewer than 4 control points:<br>%0<br>"
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.singlepairtoofewcontrolpointstxt",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "Images %0 overlap overlap and have fewer than 4 control points."
},
{
    "id": "cpassistant.pairstoofewcontrolpointsbottomtxt",
    "txt": "The best results are obtained if each pair of overlapping images has at least 4 control points."
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.bitsperchannel",
    "txt": "%0 bits per channel"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.bits",
    "txt": "%0 bits"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.32bitsfloatingpoints",
    "txt": "32 bits floating point"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.fileformatoptionstxt",
    "txt": "%0 Options"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.bitdepth",
    "txt": "Bit depth:"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.compression",
    "txt": "Compression:"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.compression.none",
    "txt": "None"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha",
    "txt": "Alpha channel (transparency):"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha.associated",
    "txt": "Normal (associated)"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha.unassociated",
    "txt": "Unassociated"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha.separate",
    "txt": "Separate"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha.none",
    "txt": "No alpha channel"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha.with",
    "txt": "With alpha channel"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.layers",
    "txt": "Layers:"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.layers.layered",
    "txt": "Layered"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.layers.flattened",
    "txt": "Flattened"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw.yawoffirstimage",
    "txt": "@+yaw@ of first image:"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw.yawoflastimage",
    "txt": "@+yaw@ of last image:"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw.yawincrement",
    "txt": "@+yaw@ increment:"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw.imagesperrow",
    "txt": "Images per row:"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw.clockwise",
    "txt": "Clockwise"
},
{
    "id": "fillyaw.counterclockwise",
    "txt": "Counter clockwise"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.heading.unknownlenstype",
    "txt": "PTGui needs to know whether the images were taken with a fisheye lens or a regular lens, but this could not be determined from the EXIF data. Please tell what kind of lens was used:"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.heading.unknownfocallength",
    "txt": "PTGui needs to know the focal length and the type of lens, but this could not be determined from the EXIF data. Please tell what kind of lens was used:"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.regularlens",
    "txt": "Regular lens (not a fisheye)"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.caption",
    "txt": "Focal Length"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.exiflens",
    "txt": "EXIF Lens: %0"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.loadfromdb",
    "txt": "Load from Lens Database:"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.choosepreset",
    "txt": "Choose Preset"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.choosepreset.tele",
    "txt": "Tele lens"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.choosepreset.normal",
    "txt": "Normal lens"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.choosepreset.wide",
    "txt": "Wide angle lens"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.choosepreset.ultrawide",
    "txt": "Ultra wide angle lens"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.lenstype",
    "txt": "Lens type:"
},
{
    "id": "focallengthdialog.alwaysusefor",
    "txt": "Always use this data for %0"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.xony",
    "txt": "%0 on %1"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.unknowncameranoexif",
    "txt": "Unknown camera (no EXIF data)"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.name",
    "txt": "Name"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.exiflens",
    "txt": "EXIF Lens"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.additemtxt",
    "txt": "To add an item, click on the @mainwindow.lensparams.lensdatabasebutton@ button in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab and choose @save@. To see the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab PTGui must be in Advanced mode."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.addmappingtxt",
    "txt": "To use these lens settings as default settings for images with certain EXIF data: load an image and go to the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab (PTGui should be in advanced mode). An association can be added via 'EXIF - @mainwindow.lensparams.makeexifassociation@'."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.confirmdeletesingleitem",
    "txt": "Delete the selected item? This cannot be undone."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.confirmdeletemultipleitems",
    "txt": "Delete the selected %0 items? This cannot be undone."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.confirmdeletesingleassociation",
    "txt": "Delete the selected association? This cannot be undone."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.confirmdeletemultipleassociations",
    "txt": "Delete the selected %0 associations? This cannot be undone."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.croppingcircle",
    "txt": "Cropping circle:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Trimming circle"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.cropped",
    "txt": "Cropped",
    "txtfortranslate": "Trimmed"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.lensshift",
    "txt": "Lens Shift:"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.longside",
    "txt": "(long side)"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.shortside",
    "txt": "(short side)"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.shear",
    "txt": "@+shear@:"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.exifassociationsheading",
    "txt": "These settings will be applied automatically when an image containing the following EXIF data is loaded:"
},
{
    "id": "errorsframe.caption",
    "txt": "Errors"
},


{
    "id": "err.fileiscorrupt",
    "txt": "File is corrupt:"
},
{
    "id": "err.exposureopt.needtwoimages",
    "txt": "For exposure and color optimization the project should contain at least two overlapping images."
},
{
    "id": "err.exposureopt.couldnotgather",
    "txt": "Could not gather enough data for optimization. Possibly the selected images do not have enough overlap."
},
{
    "id": "txt.analyzingimages",
    "txt": "Analyzing images"
},
{
    "id": "txt.analyzingcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "Analyzing control points"
},
{
    "id": "txt.stitchingpanorama",
    "txt": "Stitching panorama",
    "txtfortranslate": "Generating panorama"
},
{
    "id": "txt.convertingtoqtvr",
    "txt": "Converting to QTVR"
},
{
    "id": "txt.compressingpsd",
    "txt": "Compressing Photoshop output"
},
{
    "id": "txt.finishingoutputfiles",
    "txt": "Finishing output files"
},
{
    "id": "txt.finishingoutputfile",
    "txt": "Finishing output file"
},
{
    "id": "err.nooutputfilename",
    "txt": "Output file name is not set."
},
{
    "id": "err.exposureopt.needtwoimages2",
    "txt": "For exposure and color optimization at least two overlapping images should be selected for optimization. Press @settings@ and select two or more images."
},
{
    "id": "err.notabatchlist",
    "txt": "This is not a PTGui Batch List."
},
{
    "id": "err.lensparamsincompatiblewithv10",
    "txt": "The lens parameters are not compatible with PTGui 10."
},
{
    "id": "err.individuallensparamsincompatiblewithv10",
    "txt": "The individual lens parameters are not compatible with PTGui 10."
},

{
    "id": "err.noptguiprojectfile",
    "txt": "This does not seem to be a PTGui project file"
},
{
    "id": "err.noptguilensdbfile",
    "txt": "This does not seem to be a PTGui lens database file"
},
{
    "id": "err.lensdbfileincompatible",
    "txt": "This lens database was created with a newer version of PTGui and is not compatible with this PTGui version. Opening this lens database requires %0 or later."
},
{
    "id": "err.unexpectedendoffile",
    "txt": "unexpected end of file encountered"
},
{
    "id": "err.notjson",
    "txt": "expecting JSON data",
    "txtfortranslate": "JSON data is being expected"
},
{
    "id": "err.invalidfileformat",
    "txt": "Invalid file format"
},
{
    "id": "err.missingfield",
    "txt": "missing '%0' field"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotreadprojectfile",
    "txt": "Could not read this PTGui project file:"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotreadlensdbfile",
    "txt": "Could not read this PTGui lens database file:"
},
{
    "id": "warn.compat.newerandpro",
    "txt": "This project was created with a newer version of PTGui. Also it was created with the Pro version of PTGui, while you are running the standard version of PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "warn.compat.newer",
    "txt": "This project was created with a newer version of PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "warn.compat.needspro",
    "txt": "This project was created with the Pro version of PTGui, while you are running the standard version of PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "warn.compat.txt2",
    "txt": "Therefore not all functionality may be available and the resulting panorama may look different than the original."
},

{
    "id": "err.incompatibleprojectfromnewerversion",
    "txt": "This project was created with a newer version of PTGui and is not compatible with this PTGui version. Opening this project requires %0 or later."
},
{
    "id": "err.psd30000",
    "txt": "Photoshop (.psd) files cannot be wider of taller than 30000 pixels. Please save to a different file format instead."
},
{
    "id": "err.outputfoldernotexist",
    "txt": "The output folder does not exist:"
},
{
    "id": "err.outputfileidenticaltosourcefile",
    "txt": "The output file name is identical to one of the source images; creating the panorama would overwrite one of the source images. Please choose a different output file."
},
{
    "id": "warn.psb300000",
    "txt": "lthough PTGui can create Photoshop large document (.psb) files wider or taller than 300000 pixels, Photoshop will not be able to open such large images."
},
{
    "id": "err.jpg65500",
    "txt": "PTGui does not support saving JPEG files wider or taller than 65500 pixels. Please save to a different file format instead."
},
{
    "id": "err.nooutputcomponents",
    "txt": "No output components have been selected, so there is nothing to do."
},
{
    "id": "warn.cpsmodified",
    "txt": "Control points have been modified, but the project has not been optimized since. You should probably press @cancel@ now and run the optimizer first before proceeding. The optimization process aligns the images such that the control points match as closely as possible."
},
{
    "id": "warn.badhdrinterpolator",
    "txt": "The selected interpolator is not optimal for HDR source images. Due to the high dynamic range of the source images, dark halos may appear around bright pixels.\n\nWhen working with HDR source images you are recommended to use an interpolator with only positive coefficients such as @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bicubicsofter@ or @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bilinear@."
},
{
    "id": "txt.globallensprofile",
    "txt": "Global lens profile"
},
{
    "id": "txt.ptguiprojects",
    "txt": "PTGui projects"
},
{
    "id": "txt.ptswrongextension",
    "txt": "The chosen file name has the wrong extension. Would you like to change it to .pts?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.allfiles",
    "txt": "All files"
},
{
    "id": "txt.profilenumber",
    "txt": "Profile #"
},
{
    "id": "txt.untiltledproject",
    "txt": "Untitled"
},
{
    "id": "txt.fillmask",
    "txt": "Fill Mask"
},
{
    "id": "txt.paintmask",
    "txt": "Paint Mask"
},
{
    "id": "err.cannotchangephysicallyrotateimages",
    "txt": "The setting '@mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.useexiforientation@' can only be changed before the first image is loaded."
},
{
    "id": "month.january",
    "txt": "january"
},
{
    "id": "month.february",
    "txt": "february"
},
{
    "id": "month.march",
    "txt": "march",
    "txtfortranslate": "march month"
},
{
    "id": "month.april",
    "txt": "april"
},
{
    "id": "month.may",
    "txt": "may",
    "txtfortranslate": "may month"
},
{
    "id": "month.june",
    "txt": "june"
},
{
    "id": "month.july",
    "txt": "july"
},
{
    "id": "month.august",
    "txt": "august"
},
{
    "id": "month.september",
    "txt": "september"
},
{
    "id": "month.october",
    "txt": "october"
},
{
    "id": "month.november",
    "txt": "november"
},
{
    "id": "month.december",
    "txt": "december"
},
{
    "id": "dcraw.err.unexpectedeof",
    "txt": "dcraw error: Premature end of file"
},
{
    "id": "dcraw.err.thumbnailreaderror",
    "txt": "Unable to extract thumbnail from file %0\ndcraw error: %1"
},
{
    "id": "dcraw.err.failedwithexitcode",
    "txt": "dcraw failed with exit code %0"
},
{
    "id": "dcraw.err.failedwithtxt",
    "txt": "dcraw error: %0"
},
{
    "id": "dcraw.err.dcrawnotfound",
    "txt": "Could not find the dcraw application, required for RAW file support"
},
{
    "id": "dcraw.err.dcrawnotfound.withfilename",
    "txt": "@dcraw.err.dcrawnotfound@:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "hdrradiance.err.invalid",
    "txt": "This is not a valid HDR Radiance file."
},
{
    "id": "hdrradiance.err.unsupported.xy",
    "txt": "Unsupported HDR Radiance file. Only files in the '-Y +X' configuration are supported."
},
{
    "id": "hdrradiance.err.unsupported.encoding",
    "txt": "Unsupported HDR Radiance file. Only files in 32-bit_rle_rgbe encoding are supported."
},
{
    "id": "papywizard.err.noxml",
    "txt": "Unable to open file, or invalid XML:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "papywizard.err.invalid",
    "txt": "Not a valid Papywizard data file:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "png.err.invalid",
    "txt": "Not a valid PNG file"
},
{
    "id": "png.err.unspportedformat",
    "txt": "Unsupported PNG format: %0"
},
{
    "id": "txt.pleasewait",
    "txt": "Please wait"
},
{
    "id": "txt.busywouldyouliketoabort",
    "txt": "An operation is still running. Would you like to abort it?"
},
{
    "id": "tiff.outputover4gb",
    "txt": "TIFF file has exceeded the maximum possible size of 4GB."
},
{
    "id": "tiff.err.unspportedformat",
    "txt": "Unsupported TIFF format: %0"
},
{
    "id": "tiff.err.invalid",
    "txt": "Invalid TIFF file: %0"
},
{
    "id": "psd.err.max30000",
    "txt": "Photoshop PSD files cannot be wider or taller than 30000 pixels."
},
{
    "id": "psd.err.over4gb",
    "txt": "The size of the Photoshop .psd file has exceeded the maximum file size of 4GB allowed by the specification. Please choose the Photoshop Large Document (.psb) format instead."
},
{
    "id": "err.externalblender.tiffover4gb",
    "txt": "A TIFF file to be sent to the blending plugin exceeds the maximum size of 4GB. The panorama is too large and must be blended using the internal blender.\n\nPlease choose '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendusing@: PTGui' instead."
},
{
    "id": "err.stitcher.imagehasunexpectedsize",
    "txt": "The dimensions of this image are different from the image dimensions recorded in the project file. Please reload the project.\n\nImage:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.stitcher.imagehasunexpectedpixelformat",
    "txt": "The pixel format of this image is different from the pixel format recorded in the project file. Please reload the project.\n\nImage:\n%0"
},

{
    "id": "err.filenotfound",
    "txt": "File not found: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.notaptguimaskbitmap",
    "txt": "This does not seem to be a PTGui mask image."
},
{
    "id": "err.unrecognizedimageformat",
    "txt": "Unrecognized image format"
},
{
    "id": "err.readingimage",
    "txt": "Error reading image:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.readingimage.withname",
    "txt": "Error reading image %1:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.writingimage",
    "txt": "Error writing image:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.writingimage.withname",
    "txt": "Error writing image %1:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotdeletefile",
    "txt": "Could not delete file: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotdeletefolder",
    "txt": "Could not delete folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.copydestfileexists",
    "txt": "Destination file exists: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.writefilefailed",
    "txt": "Failed to write to file.\nFile name: %0\nTarget file size: %1 bytes;\nError: %2"
},
{
    "id": "err.writefilefailed2",
    "txt": "Failed to write to file: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.unlinkfailed",
    "txt": "Failed to delete file.\nFile name: %0\nError: %1"
},

{
    "id": "err.invalidconfigfile",
    "txt": "Invalid configuration file: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.corruptconfigfile",
    "txt": "Corrupt configuration file: %0\n%1"
},
{
    "id": "err.copyfilefailed",
    "txt": "Failed to copy file\nSource: %0\nDestination: %1\nError: %2"
},
{
    "id": "err.tempfoldernotfound",
    "txt": "Temporary folder not found: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.renamefilefailed",
    "txt": "Failed to rename file\nSource: %0\nDestination: %1"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotcreatefolder",
    "txt": "Failed to create folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotcreatefile",
    "txt": "Failed to create file: %0\n%1"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotopenfile",
    "txt": "Failed to open existing file: %0\n%1"
},
{
    "id": "err.foldernotfound",
    "txt": "Folder does not exist: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.unsupportedfiletype",
    "txt": "Unsupported file type"
},
{
    "id": "err.thumbnailcorrupt",
    "txt": "Thumbnail image is corrupt"
},
{
    "id": "err.thumbnailtoolarge",
    "txt": "Thumbnail image is too large"
},
{
    "id": "err.nothumbnailfound",
    "txt": "No thumbnail image found"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotwritetofolder",
    "txt": "Could not write to folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.unexpectedeof",
    "txt": "Unexpected end of file encountered"
},
{
    "id": "err.unspportedimagefileformat",
    "txt": "Unsupported image file format: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoreadfromfile",
    "txt": "Failed to read from file"
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoloadfile",
    "txt": "Failed to load file %0: \n%1"
},
{
    "id": "err.aborted",
    "txt": "Aborted by user"
},
{
    "id": "err.outofmemory",
    "txt": "Out of memory"
},
{
    "id": "err.unknownerror",
    "txt": "An unknown error occurred"
},
{
    "id": "err.anotherinstancerunning",
    "txt": "Another instance of PTGui seems to be running but it is not responding. You may need to terminate it manually in Task Manager. Rebooting the computer should also solve the problem."
},
{
    "id": "txt.mac.mustinstalltoapplicationsfolder",
    "txt": "%0 needs to be installed to the %1 folder of your computer before you can run it. Would you like to do that now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.mac.installtoapplicationsfolderalreadyexists",
    "txt": "%0 already exists in your %1 folder. Would you like to replace it with this version?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.mac.installedtoapplicationsfolder",
    "txt": "%0 has been installed to the %1 folder. From now on, to run %0 you can double click on its icon in the %1 folder.\n\nThe PTGui Install Disk is not necessary anymore and can be deleted."
},
{
    "id": "err.mac.installtoapplicationsfolderfailed",
    "txt": "Failed to install %0 to the %1 folder. Most likely this is due to a permissions problem.\n\nTo continue installation please drag %0 from the install disk image into the %1 folder on your mac. Afterwards the install disk image can be deleted and %0 can be launched from the %1 folder.\n\nThe following error occurred:"
},
{
    "id": "err.unknownfiletype",
    "txt": "Unknown file type:"
},
{
    "id": "err.openingbatchlistandotherfiles",
    "txt": "If you are opening a Batch List in PTGui, you cannot open any other files at the same time."
},
{
    "id": "err.canonlyopenasinglebatchfile",
    "txt": "Only a single Batch List can be open at once."
},
{
    "id": "err.openingprojectfileandimages",
    "txt": "You cannot open a PTGui Project File and images at the same time."
},
{
    "id": "err.openingmultipleprojectfiles",
    "txt": "You can only open one PTGui Project File at the same time."
},
{
    "id": "err.levelingfailed1",
    "txt": "Leveling failed: one or more control points are outside the valid area for the source image projection."
},
{
    "id": "err.levelingrequireshvcps",
    "txt": "To level the panorama, your project should contain control points of the type '@cptable.horizontalline@' or '@cptable.verticalline@'."
},
{
    "id": "err.need2imagesforstraighten",
    "txt": "At least 2 images are needed in order to straighten the panorama. To level a single image, place a few '@cptable.verticalline@' control points and use the @panoeditor.menubar.edit.level@ function."
},
{
    "id": "err.straightenfailed",
    "txt": "Failed to straighten the panorama. Please align the panorama manually in the Panorama Editor."
},



{
    "id": "err.initopenclfailed",
    "txt": "Failed to initialize OpenCL. Please see www.ptgui.com/kb/100 for more information.\nError: "
},
{
    "id": "err.tempfoldersunavailable",
    "txt": "One or more of the configured temporary folders cannot be used:\n\n"
},
{
    "id": "err.cannotlinkdifferentsize",
    "txt": "These images cannot be linked because they have different dimensions. In order to link a set of bracketed images, they should have the same pixel dimensions and the same orientation (all portrait or all landscape)."
},
{
    "id": "txt.openclcrashaskdisablegpuacceleration",
    "txt": "It appears that PTGui previously crashed while using OpenCL for GPU acceleration. This may be due to a bug in the video card drivers. Installing the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website may resolve the problem.\n\nIf the problem persists PTGui must be run without GPU acceleration. Would you like to disable GPU acceleration now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.aligningimages",
    "txt": "Aligning images"
},
{
    "id": "warn.alignimagesmissingcontrolpoints",
    "txt": "PTGui has analyzed your images but was not able to match all of them. To align all images you will need to add a few control points manually. These control points tell indicate which parts of which images should overlap.\n\nThe Control Point Assistant gives detailed information about which images require additional control points.\n\nWould you like to add control points now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.dontaskthisagain",
    "txt": "Do not ask this again"
},
{
    "id": "txt.dontshowthisagain",
    "txt": "Do not show this again"
},
{
    "id": "txt.dontaskthisagainforthisproject",
    "txt": "Do not ask this again for this project"
},
{
    "id": "warn.simplemodewillchangesettings",
    "txt": "Some of the advanced settings for this project have been modified. Switching back to Simple mode will reset all advanced settings to their default values. Do you want to continue?"
},
{
    "id": "warn.tempcopytobatchstitcherwillnotsavegeneratecps",
    "txt": "For the current project the Batch Stitcher is configured to generate control points. You are sending a temporary copy of the current project to the Batch Stitcher; the temporary project will be deleted upon completion and the generated control points will be lost. You are recommended to choose '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.saveandsendtobatchstitcher@' instead.\n\nProceed anyway?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.savingproject",
    "txt": "Saving project"
},
{
    "id": "txt.loadingproject",
    "txt": "Loading project"
},
{
    "id": "txt.loadingtemplate",
    "txt": "Loading template"
},
{
    "id": "txt.savingtemplate",
    "txt": "Saving template"
},
{
    "id": "txt.exportingproject",
    "txt": "Exporting project"
},
{
    "id": "txt.asksavefirsttime",
    "txt": "The current project has not been saved yet. Saving the project file allows you to continue where you left off.\n\nSave the project?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.asksavechanges",
    "txt": "The current project has been changed. Save changes to %0?"
},
{
    "id": "warn.overwriteptgui10",
    "txt": "This project was originally created in an earlier version of PTGui. PTGui 11 and later use a different file format; if you save the project it can no longer be opened in PTGui 10 or earlier.\n\nDo you want to overwrite the original project file, or do you want to save a copy under a different name?"
},
{
    "id": "err.dragdropmess",
    "txt": "You have dropped multiple files on PTGui, including images and project files.\n\nEither drop a single PTGui project, or one or more images."
},
{
    "id": "txt.foundimagesinsamefolder",
    "txt": "PTGui found %0 image(s) in the same folder, taken around the same time. Would you like to add these to your project as well?"
},
{
    "id": "cubefacereconstructedpostfix",
    "txt": " Reconstructed"
},
{
    "id": "err.couldnotloadimage",
    "txt": "Could not load image:"
},
{
    "id": "err.notfoundaskforfolder1",
    "txt": "One or more source images were not found. Do you want to locate the images in a different folder?"
},
{
    "id": "err.notfoundaskforfolder2",
    "txt": "None of the images were found in the given folder. Would you like to try another folder?"
},
{
    "id": "err.notfoundaskforfolder3",
    "txt": "One or more images are still missing. Would you like to try another folder?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.folderforsearchingimages",
    "txt": "Search for missing images in the following folder:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.folderforreplacingimages",
    "txt": "Replace with images from the following folder:"
},
{
    "id": "warn.imageshavebeenunlinked",
    "txt": "The project contains linked images but only images with identical size can be linked. Some images had to be unlinked because replacement images had different sizes."
},
{
    "id": "warn.somereplacementimagesnotfound",
    "txt": "One or more images were not found in the selected folder. These images have not been modified."
},
{
    "id": "warn.saveandsendtobatchstitcher.projectwillbeclosed",
    "txt": "For this project the Batch Stitcher is configured to generate control points and align the images. After alignment the results will be written back to the current project file. To prevent simultaneous modifications to the same project file, the project in this window will be closed.\n\nIf you don't want the Batch Stitcher to generate control points and modify the project file, press @cancel@ now and change the settings under @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@ in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab.\n\nOr press @ok@ to send the project to the Batch Stitcher; a new empty project will be loaded in this window."
},
{
    "id": "err.nothingtooptimize",
    "txt": "The project does not have any (active) control points, so there is nothing to optimize."
},
{
    "id": "txt.optimizing",
    "txt": "Optimizing"
},
{
    "id": "err.optimizerfailed",
    "txt": "The optimizer failed to achieve a good alignment of the images. Possibly the current misalignment of the images causes the optimizer to get stuck. Running '@menubar.project.initializeandoptimize@' may help in such a case: this resets the lens settings and the image positions to the initial state and attempts to reposition the images from scratch.\n\nWould you like to run '@menubar.project.initializeandoptimize@'?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.confirmlinkhdrsets",
    "txt": "The project appears to contain %0 sets of %1 bracketed exposures. Would you like to link the positions of the bracketed exposures, and treat each set as a single image?\n\nThis requires that the bracketed exposures are already aligned with pixel accuracy. Only do this if a tripod was used. If the images were taken without using a tripod, choose @cancel@."
},
{
    "id": "txt.confirmlinkhdrsetsshort",
    "txt": "The project appears to contain %0 sets of %1 bracketed exposures. What would you like to do?"
},
{
    "id": "err.nobracketedfound",
    "txt": "No HDR exposure sets found.\n\nTo use this function, the images in the project should have a repeating exposure bracketing sequence. For more informtion see: www.ptgui.com/kb/101"
},
{
    "id": "txt.confirmoverwrite.one",
    "txt": "Output file %0 already exists. Do you want to overwrite it?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.confirmoverwrite.several",
    "txt": "The following files already exist:\n\n%0\nDo you want to overwrite these files?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.confirmoverwrite.many",
    "txt": "%0 files will be overwritten. Are you sure?"
},
{
    "id": "err.pastemask.nomaskonclipboard",
    "txt": "The clipboard does not contain a valid mask. Please copy a mask to the clipboard first."
},
{
    "id": "err.removeworstcps.nocps",
    "txt": "The project does not have any control points yet, so there is nothing to do."
},
{
    "id": "err.removeworstcps.didnothing",
    "txt": "No control points have been deleted.\n\n@menubar.controlpoints.deleteworst@ only removes those control points that have a significantly higher error than the other control points in the same pair of images. If many control points have high errors (which is usually caused by parallax), no control points will be deleted.\n\nAlso, PTGui will ensure that at least 4 control points remain for each pair of images."
},
{
    "id": "err.removeworstcps.deletingoneworstcontrolpoint",
    "txt": "One worst control point (of %0 total control points) will be deleted. Would you like to proceed and reoptimize the project?"
},
{
    "id": "err.removeworstcps.deletingsomeworstcontrolpoint",
    "txt": "The worst %0 control points (of %1 total control points) will be deleted. Would you like to proceed and reoptimize the project?"
},
{
    "id": "papywizardimport.noimages",
    "txt": "The Papywizard data file contains zero images, or has an invalid format."
},
{
    "id": "papywizardimport.numimagesmismatch",
    "txt": "The Papywizard data file contains %0 image(s) while the current PTGui project has %1 image(s). Are you sure this is right?"
},
{
    "id": "papywizardimport.numimagesmismatchbracketed",
    "txt": "The Papywizard data file contains %0 set(s) of bracketed exposures while the current PTGui project has %1 set(s). Are you sure this is right?"
},
{
    "id": "papywizardimport.firstloadimages",
    "txt": "To use this function you first need to load your images."
},
{
    "id": "err.generatecphere.notfound",
    "txt": "Could not find any control points in the selected area."
},
{
    "id": "err.openclerroroccurred",
    "txt": "PTGui encountered a problem while using OpenCL for GPU acceleration. This may be due to a bug in the video card drivers. Installing the latest GPU drivers from the manufacturer's website may resolve the problem.\n\nIf the problem persists PTGui must be run without GPU acceleration. Would you like to disable GPU acceleration now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.proceedanyway",
    "txt": "Would you like to proceed anyway?"
},
{
    "id": "err.anotheroperationinprogress",
    "txt": "Another operation is in progress."
},
{
    "id": "err.psd4gb",
    "txt": "Photoshop (.psd) files can be up to 4 Gigabytes in size. The estimated size of the resulting Photoshop file is larger than this maximum, yielding an unreadable file. Please switch to a different file format (such as Photoshop Large Document, .psb)."
},
{
    "id": "err.fovtoolargeforprojection",
    "txt": "The given horizontal field of view is too large for the given lens projection."
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.qualitytxt",
    "txt": "quality: %0%%"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.packbitscompression",
    "txt": "packbits compression"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.lzwcompression",
    "txt": "LZW compression"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.nocompression",
    "txt": "no compression"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.unassociatedalpha",
    "txt": "unassociated alpha"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.separatealpha",
    "txt": "separate alpha"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.withalpha",
    "txt": "with alpha"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.noalpha",
    "txt": "no alpha"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.nolayers",
    "txt": "no layers"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.usecustomtemplate",
    "txt": "Use Custom Template"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.missingtemplatefile",
    "txt": "'@publishtowebsite.usecustomtemplate@' is selected, but no template file is given."
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.templatefiledoesnotexist",
    "txt": "Template file does not exist: %0"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.invalidtemplate",
    "txt": "Template file is not valid: %0\n\nThe template should contain the following tags:\n%1\nSee Help for more information."
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.megapixelstxt",
    "txt": "%0 megapixels"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.onlyimagestxt",
    "txt": "only images"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.sourcefiles",
    "txt": "Source files:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.projection",
    "txt": "Projection:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.output",
    "txt": "Output:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.savetosamefolder",
    "txt": "Save to files with same names in source image folder"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.saveas",
    "txt": "Save as:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.multiplefiles",
    "txt": "Multiple files"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.saveforweb",
    "txt": "Save for Web"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.settings",
    "txt": "Settings:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.converting",
    "txt": "Converting for Web"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.confirmoverwrite",
    "txt": "One or more of the destination files already exist and will be overwritten. Are you sure?"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.filename",
    "txt": "file name"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.filescreated",
    "txt": "Files created:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.hfov",
    "txt": "Horizontal field of view:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create",
    "txt": "Create:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create.all",
    "txt": "All files (images, web page and viewer files)"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create.images",
    "txt": "Images only"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create.resolution",
    "txt": "Resolution:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create.megapixels",
    "txt": "megapixels"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create.sizelimitmobile",
    "txt": "Size limit for mobile devices:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.create.sizelimitmobile.txt",
    "txt": "megapixels (too large will crash the browser)"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.autorotate",
    "txt": "Auto rotate:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Automatic rotation:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.autorotate.enabled",
    "txt": "Enabled"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.autorotate.speed",
    "txt": "speed:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.autorotate.degreespersecond",
    "txt": "°/s"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.autorotate.resumeafter",
    "txt": "Resume after"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.autorotate.secondsofinactivity",
    "txt": "seconds of inactivity"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.showfullscreen",
    "txt": "Show Full Screen button:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.showfullscreen.yes",
    "txt": "Yes"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.showfullscreen.no",
    "txt": "No"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.gyroscope",
    "txt": "Gyroscope navigation:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.gyroscope.enabled",
    "txt": "Enabled (on supported devices)"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.mousenav",
    "txt": "Mouse navigation:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.mousenav.drag",
    "txt": "Drag"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.mousenav.moveto",
    "txt": "Move To"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.webpagetitle",
    "txt": "Web page title:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.description",
    "txt": "Description:"
},
{
    "id": "publishtowebsite.createtemplate",
    "txt": "Create template"
},
{
    "id": "trialversion.title",
    "txt": "Trial Version"
},
{
    "id": "trialversion.txt",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "<font size=2>%0 Trial Version</font><br><br>This is a free trial version of %0 panoramic stitching software. This trial version allows you to evaluate the software and has the following limitations<br><br>- stitched panoramas will contain a visible watermark 'www.ptgui.com'<br>- project files from the trial version can only be read by PTGui; exporting to other applications is not possible.<br><br>Except for the above limitations the trial version is fully functional. The trial limitations can be removed by purchasing a license. Your purchase supports the future development of PTGui! Click the @trialversion.buyptgui@ button for more information.<br><br><b>Thank you for trying %0!</b>",
    "txtfortranslate": "<font size=2>%0 Trial Version</font><br><br>This is a free trial version of %0 panoramic imaging software. This trial version allows you to evaluate the software and has the following limitations<br><br>- generated panoramas will contain a visible watermark 'www.ptgui.com'<br>- project files from the trial version can only be read by PTGui; exporting to other applications is not possible.<br><br>Except for the above limitations the trial version is fully functional. The trial limitations can be removed by purchasing a license. Your purchase supports the future development of PTGui! Click the @trialversion.buyptgui@ button for more information.<br><br><b>Thank you for trying %0!</b>"
},
{
    "id": "trialversion.buyptgui",
    "txt": "Buy PTGui"
},

{
    "id": "cubicconverter.convertto",
    "txt": "Convert to:"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.convertto.qtvr",
    "txt": "QuickTime VR (legacy)"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.convertto.cubefacestrip",
    "txt": "Cube face strip (6x1)"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.convertto.cubefaces",
    "txt": "Cube faces, 6 separate files"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.cubefacenaming",
    "txt": "Cube face naming",
    "txtfortranslate": "The naming of the cube faces"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.savetosamefolder",
    "txt": "Save to source image folder"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.err.maxjpegsize",
    "txt": "JPEG files cannot be wider than %0 pixels. Please choose TIFF output format instead."
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.converting",
    "txt": "Converting image"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.convertingmultiple",
    "txt": "Converting image %0 of %1"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.singlefilealreadyexists",
    "txt": "The output file already exists:\n%0\nDo want to overwrite it?"
},
{
    "id": "cubicconverter.multiplefilesalreadyexist",
    "txt": "%0 files will be overwritten. Continue?"
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase.camera",
    "txt": "Camera"
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase.diagonal",
    "txt": "Sensor Diagonal"
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase.toadd",
    "txt": "To add a camera to this list, load an image and go to the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab (PTGui should be in advanced mode). There, select @cameradatabase@ - @mainwindow.lensparams.savetocameradatabase@."
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase.confirmdelete1",
    "txt": "Delete the selected item? This cannot be undone."
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase.confirmdeletemultiple",
    "txt": "Delete the selected %0 items? This cannot be undone."
},


{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.cubefacesizetxt",
    "txt": "@qtvrsettings.cubefacesize@ %0 pixels"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.grid",
    "txt": "Grid"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.grid1",
    "txt": "@gridsetup.grid@:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.applyto",
    "txt": "Apply to:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.allimages",
    "txt": "all images"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.imagerange",
    "txt": "images"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.imagerangeto",
    "txt": "@upto@"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.row",
    "txt": "row"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.rows",
    "txt": "rows"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.column",
    "txt": "column"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.columns",
    "txt": "columns"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.image",
    "txt": "image"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.images",
    "txt": "images"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.of",
    "txt": "of"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.shootingconfiguration",
    "txt": "Shooting configuration"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.order",
    "txt": "Order:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Sequence:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.byrow",
    "txt": "By row"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.bycolumn",
    "txt": "By column"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.direction",
    "txt": "Direction:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.direction.Unidirectional",
    "txt": "Unidirectional"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.direction.zigzag",
    "txt": "Zig zag"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.startat",
    "txt": "Start at:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.startat.topleft",
    "txt": "Top left"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.startat.topright",
    "txt": "Top right"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.startat.bottomleft",
    "txt": "Bottom left"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.startat.bottomright",
    "txt": "Bottom right"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.horizontalaxis",
    "txt": "Horizontal axis"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.centerhorizontally",
    "txt": "Center horizontally"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.yawangle",
    "txt": "@+yaw@ angle:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.leftmostyawangle",
    "txt": "Leftmost @yaw@ angle:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.rightmostyawangle",
    "txt": "Rightmost @yaw@ angle:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.spacing",
    "txt": "Spacing:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.spacedby",
    "txt": "Spaced by"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.overlapof",
    "txt": "Overlap of"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.stretch360",
    "txt": "Stretch to a 360° panorama"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.verticalaxis",
    "txt": "Vertical axis"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.centervertically",
    "txt": "Center vertically"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.pitchangle",
    "txt": "@+pitch@ angle:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.topmostpitchangle",
    "txt": "Topmost @pitch@ angle:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.bottommostpitchangle",
    "txt": "Bottommost @pitch@ angle:"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.orientation",
    "txt": "Orientation"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.rollangle",
    "txt": "@+roll@ angle"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.dontchange",
    "txt": "Do not change"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.setto",
    "txt": "Set to"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.adjustfov",
    "txt": "Adjust panorama field of view and projection to fit the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.viewresult",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "View the result in the <a href=0>Panorama Editor</a>"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.warn1image",
    "txt": "The grid setup has 1 image; only the first image will be modified."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.warnnumimage",
    "txt": "The grid setup has %0 images; only the first %0 images will be modified."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.warnproject1image",
    "txt": "The grid setup has %0 images but only the first image will be modified."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.warndifnumimages",
    "txt": "The grid setup has %0 images but only the first %1 images will be modified."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.errapplytoinvalidrange",
    "txt": "Apply to images: the second number cannot be less than the first number."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.erremptyproject",
    "txt": "The current project is empty; please load some images first."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.errtoofewimages",
    "txt": "Apply to images: the specified range of %0 images is larger than the actual number of images (%1)."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.erremptyrange",
    "txt": "Empty range of images specified"
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.errwiderthan360byoverlap",
    "txt": "Your settings would result in a panorama wider than 360°. If this is a 360° panorama, enable the '@gridsetup.stretch360@' checkbox. Otherwise, increase the horizontal overlap percentage so that the images get closer together."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.errwiderthan360byspacing",
    "txt": "Your settings would result in a panorama wider than 360°. If this is a 360° panorama, enable the '@gridsetup.stretch360@' checkbox. Otherwise, reduce the horizontal spacing angle so that the images get closer together."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.errhigherthan180byoverlap",
    "txt": "Your settings would result in a panorama higher than 180°. Increase the vertical overlap percentage so that the images get closer together."
},
{
    "id": "gridsetup.errhigherthan180byspacing",
    "txt": "Your settings would result in a panorama wider than 180°. Reduce the vertical spacing angle so that the images get closer together."
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.cubefacesize",
    "txt": "cube face size:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.initial",
    "txt": "Initial:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Initally:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.minimum",
    "txt": "Minimum:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.maximum",
    "txt": "Maximum:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.pan",
    "txt": "@+pan@:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.tilt",
    "txt": "@+tilt@:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.fov",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.optimizertab.fov@:"
},
{
    "id": "jpegquality",
    "txt": "JPEG quality:"
},
{
    "id": "quality",
    "txt": "Quality:"
},
{
    "id": "qtvrsettings.initialwindowsize",
    "txt": "Initial window size:"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.activate",
    "txt": "Activate %0"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.heading",
    "txt": "Please activate your copy of %0 by entering your registered name and your registration key:"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.tx1",
    "txt": "The registration key is included in the order confirmation email that was sent to you after you purchased a license for %0."
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt2_mac",
    "txt": "Please use copy/paste to enter the license key: select the key in your email application and press Cmd+C. Then click in the text field above and press Cmd+V to paste the code."
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt2_nonmac",
    "txt": "Please use copy/paste to enter the license key: select the key in your email application and press Ctrl+C. Then click in the text field above and press Ctrl+V to paste the code."
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt3",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "If you lost your registration key, <a href=0>click here to retrieve your key.</a>"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt4",
    "txt": "Activation requires an internet connection. If this computer is not connected or if you experience connection problems, press the @activateoffline@ button."
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.regname",
    "txt": "Registration name:"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.regkey",
    "txt": "Registration key:"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.manageactivations",
    "txt": "Manage activations"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.title",
    "txt": "@ptguiviewer@"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.warnopenmanyfiles",
    "txt": "You are attempting to open %0 files at the same time. Are you sure this is what you want to do?"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.openpanorama",
    "txt": "@txt.openpanorama@"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.allfiles",
    "txt": "All Files"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.newwindow",
    "txt": "New Window"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.requiresopenglversion",
    "txt": "This application requires OpenGL %0.%1, which does not seem to be supported on your system."
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.initopenglfailed",
    "txt": "Failed to initialize OpenGL: %0"
},
{
    "id": "ptguiviewer.nocompatibleglsl",
    "txt": "No compatible GLSL version found.\n\nSupported versions: [%0]\nOpenGL context version: %1"
},
{
    "id": "txt.unknown",
    "txt": "Unknown"
},
{
    "id": "txt.genericrectilinearlens",
    "txt": "Generic Rectilinear Lens"
},
{
    "id": "txt.genericfisheyelens",
    "txt": "Generic Fisheye Lens"
},
{
    "id": "txt.mustbereactivated",
    "txt": "PTGui must be re-activated on this computer before %0."
},
{
    "id": "txt.reactivationwarning",
    "txt": "@txt.mustbereactivated@ See @menubar.help@ | @menubar.help.licenseinfo@ for more information."
},
{
    "id": "txt.licenseinfo.reactivationwarning",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "@txt.mustbereactivated@ <a href=0>Renew activation now...</a>"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.preservepanoramaorientation",
    "txt": "Preserve original orientation of the panorama"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.useorientationsensor",
    "txt": "Position images automatically using metadata from the camera's orientation sensor"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.deleteprojectswhendone",
    "txt": "Delete project files after batch processing"
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.sendtobatchstitcher",
    "txt": "Send the generated Batch List to the Batch Stitcher"
},
{
    "id": "options.rawfilesupport",
    "txt": "Camera RAW file support"
},
{
    "id": "options.rawdecoder",
    "txt": "Decode RAW files using:"
},
{
    "id": "options.rawdecoder.libraw",
    "txt": "LibRaw (recommended)"
},
{
    "id": "options.rawdecoder.dcraw",
    "txt": "DCRaw"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.mergeproject",
    "txt": "Append Other Project",
    "txtfortranslate": "Append another project"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.configfolder",
    "txt": "PTGui Configuration Folder"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.noisefloor",
    "txt": "Noise floor"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.mirrored",
    "txt": "Mirror horizontally"
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase.mirrored",
    "txt": "Mirrored horizontally"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blending",
    "txt": "Blending:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding",
    "txt": "Find optimum seams"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blending",
    "txt": "Blend across seams"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.redmaskmode",
    "txt": "Red masks:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.redmaskmode.maketransparent",
    "txt": "Make transparent"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.redmaskmode.onlyforseamplacement",
    "txt": "Use only to adjust seams"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.fillholes",
    "txt": "Fill holes"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.panoramasettings_nonpro",
    "txt": "Panorama and Output Settings"
},

{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.misc.useexif_nonpro",
    "txt": "Automatically initialize the lens settings using EXIF data when adding images"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings",
    "txt": "Blending"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.exposurecompensation",
    "txt": "Exposure compensation"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.outputcolorprofile",
    "txt": "Output color space:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Color space for output:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.usesourcecolorprofile",
    "txt": "Use source image color space if possible",
    "txtfortranslate": "Use color space from source images if possible"
},
{
    "id": "txt.iccprofiles",
    "txt": "ICC color profiles"
},
{
    "id": "txt.openiccprofile",
    "txt": "Load ICC color profile"
},
{
    "id": "err.iccprofilenotrgb",
    "txt": "Not an RGB color profile. An RGB color profiles is needed, for example CMYK profiles are not supported."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow",
    "txt": "HDR workflow:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow.mergethenblend",
    "txt": "Merge bracketed images to HDR, then blend"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow.blendthenmerge",
    "txt": "Create blend planes first, then merge to HDR"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod_short",
    "txt": "Merge using:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.exposurefusesinglebrackets",
    "txt": "Enable Exposure Fusion for single exposures"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.enable",
    "txt": "Apply Exposure Fusion"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve",
    "txt": "Camera Curve"
},
{
    "id": "txt.globalcameracurve",
    "txt": "Global camera curve"
},
{
    "id": "txt.cameracurve_n",
    "txt": "Camera curve #%0"
},
{
    "id": "txt.cameracurve.linear",
    "txt": "Linear"
},
{
    "id": "err.deletecameracurve_inuse",
    "txt": "This camera curve cannot be deleted because it is used by one or more images. The camera curve for each image can be selected in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab."
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess",
    "txt": "Post Process"
},
{
    "id": "txt.toningparameters",
    "txt": "Toning parameters"
},
{
    "id": "txt.toningcurve",
    "txt": "Toning curve"
},
{
    "id": "txt.toningcurve.shape",
    "txt": "Shape:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.toningcurve.shift",
    "txt": "Shift:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.savetoningparameters",
    "txt": "Save @txt.toningparameters@"
},
{
    "id": "txt.loadtoningparameters",
    "txt": "Load @txt.toningparameters@"
},
{
    "id": "txt.saturation",
    "txt": "Saturation"
},
{
    "id": "txt.saturation.shadows",
    "txt": "Shadows:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.saturation.highlights",
    "txt": "Highlights:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.whitebalance",
    "txt": "White balance"
},
{
    "id": "txt.asshot",
    "txtfortranslate": "As original",
    "txt": "As shot"
},
{
    "id": "options.keepmultiplesidebarpanelsopen",
    "txt": "Keep multiple panels open in the side bar in the @panoramaeditor@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype",
    "txt": "Precision:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype.halffloat",
    "txt": "Half float"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype.float",
    "txt": "Float"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.optimizeexposure.onlyifalignmentsuccesful",
    "txt": "but only if alignment was succesful"
},
{
    "id": "txt.startupwithshift",
    "txt": "You are pressing the Shift key. Would you like to disable GPU acceleration for this session?\n\nPress No to continue as normal."
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfindingprecision",
    "txt": "Precision:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.exposurefusionparameters",
    "txt": "Exposure Fusion parameters"
},
{
    "id": "txt.saveexposurefusionparameters",
    "txt": "Save @txt.exposurefusionparameters@"
},
{
    "id": "txt.loadexposurefusionparameters",
    "txt": "Load @txt.exposurefusionparameters@"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.hdrdefaultmode.link",
    "txt": "Merge bracketed images to HDR and link the positions"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.hdrdefaultmode.dontlink",
    "txt": "Merge bracketed images to HDR, but align them individually"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.hdrdefaultmode.nohdr",
    "txt": "Do not enable HDR mode"
},
{
    "id": "bracketedexposureswindow.nohdr",
    "txt": "This is not an HDR exposure set. Do not enable HDR mode."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.linked",
    "txt": "Link"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparamstab.linkedhelptxt",
    "txt": "Controls whether the positions of the images in a group of bracketed images are independent, or linked. Check this box to force the images in a bracketed set to have the same @yaw@, @pitch@, @roll@ and @viewpoint@ parameters. This can be used if the bracketed image sequence was taken from a tripod and the images are aligned perfectly. Unchecking this box allows each image in the group to have different positions. In the latter case, control points must be provided between the images in the group and the optimizer will align them individually. Images with linked positions also share the same mask. The @mainwindow.imageparameters.linked@ checkbox is shown only if the project contains groups of linked images."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode",
    "txt": "When clicking '@alignimages@' and bracketed images are detected:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode.ask",
    "txt": "Ask me what to do"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode.applywithoutasking",
    "txt": "Apply the above without asking"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode.ignore",
    "txt": "Ignore"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.subheading_v2",
    "txt": "Default handling of bracketed exposures:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender",
    "txt": "Blender:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.zerooverlap",
    "txt": "Zero overlap"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.multiband",
    "txt": "Multiband"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.none",
    "txt": "Don't blend"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.heading_v2",
    "txt": "%0 must be activated on this computer. Please enter your license key:"
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt2_mac_v2",
    "txt": "Select the key in your email application and press Cmd+C to copy it. Then click in the text field above and press Cmd+V to paste the code."
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt2_nonmac_v2",
    "txt": "Select the key in your email application and press Ctrl+C to copy it. Then click in the text field above and press Ctrl+V to paste the code."
},
{
    "id": "activationdialog.txt3_v2",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "If you lost your license key, <a href=0>click here to retrieve your key.</a>"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.offlineactivation1_v2",
    "txt": "On another computer, go to %0\n\nThere, enter the following code and your license key:\n\n"
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.expiretxt_v2",
    "txt": "Your subscription expires at %0."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparamstab.helptext2",
    "txt": "<b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.blendpriority@:</b>(PTGui Pro only): If @panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@ (in the @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blending@ panel in the @panoramaeditor@) is disabled, seams will normally be placed in the middle of the overlap between two images. This can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing a source image's @mainwindow.imageparameters.blendpriority@. It's a relative value: if two images have a blend priority of 150 and 100, a larger part of the first image will be used. This value is ignored if @panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@ is enabled.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@:</b>A project may contain multiple camera response curves; this field configures the camera response curve to be used for each source image. Camera response curves are configured in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab. If the project contains just one camera response curve, it will be named '@txt.globalcameracurve@'. If <b>@txt.cameracurve.linear@</b> is selected, the image is assumed to contain linear data and no curve will be applied. For more information see the tooltips in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab.<br><br>@mainwindow.imageparamstab.helptextwhitepoint@<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.linked@:</b>(PTGui Pro only): When stitching HDR panoramas from bracketed source images, this checkbox configures whether the bracketed images will have the same @yaw@, @pitch@, @roll@ and @viewpoint@ parameters. Uncheck this box if the bracketed images were not taken from a tripod and they should have independent @yaw@, @pitch@, @roll@ and @viewpoint@ parameters. Control points will need to be provided for aligning the bracketed images.",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "proxysettings.button",
    "txt": "Proxy..."
},
{
    "id": "proxysettings.caption",
    "txt": "Proxy server"
},
{
    "id": "proxysettings.header",
    "txt": "If this computer is connected to internet via a proxy server, enter the details here:"
},
{
    "id": "proxysettings.proxyserverurl",
    "txt": "Proxy server URL:"
},
{
    "id": "proxysettings.proxyserverusername",
    "txt": "Proxy username:"
},
{
    "id": "proxysettings.proxyserverpassword",
    "txt": "Proxy password:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.maskpushseams",
    "txt": "Masking pushes back seams"
},
{
    "id": "options.monitorcolorprofile",
    "txt": "Monitor color profile:",
    "txtfortranslate": "Color profile for computer screen:"
},
{
    "id": "options.monitorcolorprofile.windowsdefault",
    "txt": "Use Windows Color Settings"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.yaw",
    "txt": "@+yaw@:"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.pitch",
    "txt": "@+pitch@:"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.fov",
    "txt": "@panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.fov@"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.diagonal",
    "txt": "(diagonal)"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view",
    "txt": "View"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch",
    "txt": "Patch"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.extract",
    "txt": "Snapshot"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.extractsave",
    "txt": "Save image"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.createpatch",
    "txt": "Create Patch"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow",
    "txt": "Patch Editor"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.openimage",
    "txt": "Open Image"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.saveimage",
    "txt": "Save Image"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.autosave",
    "txt": "Save Automatically"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.saveimageas",
    "txt": "Save Image As"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.saving",
    "txt": "Saving..."
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.asksave",
    "txt": "The image has been modified. Would you like to save it?"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.err.saveunsupportedfiletype",
    "txt": "Unsupported file type: .%0."
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.err.multiplefilesdropped",
    "txt": "Multiple files were dropped. Only one file can be opened at a time."
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.deletepoint",
    "txt": "Delete point",
    "txtfortranslate": "Delete this point"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.deletepatch",
    "txt": "Delete patch",
    "txtfortranslate": "Delete this patch"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.addpoint",
    "txt": "Add point",
    "txtfortranslate": "Add a point"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.onlyavailableinperspectivemode",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "This function is available in <a href=0>Perspective mode</a> only."
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.size",
    "txt": "Size:"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.resolution",
    "txt": "Resolution:"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.format",
    "txt": "Format:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.failedtocontactactivationserver",
    "txt": "Failed to contact the license server."
},
{
    "id": "txt.failedtocontactactivationserver2",
    "txt": "@txt.failedtocontactactivationserver@ Please save your work and restart PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.floating.singlecomputer",
    "txt": "You are using a floating license. PTGui can be run on one computer at a time."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.floating.multipleecomputers",
    "txt": "You are using a floating license. PTGui can be run on %0 computers simultaneously."
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.saveas.auto",
    "txt": "Save in project folder"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.saveas.custom",
    "txt": "Choose location..."
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.notavailableinblendplanemode",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "This function is not available when blend planes are used. <a href=0>Disable blend planes.</a>"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.mode.patch",
    "txt": "Patch"
},
{
    "id": "patchwindow.mode.cut",
    "txt": "Cut"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.alpha.withalpha",
    "txt": "With alpha"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.jpeg2000.compressiontxt",
    "txt": "%0x compression"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.jpeg2000.lossless",
    "txt": "lossless"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.jpeg2000.compressionlabel",
    "txt": "Compression:"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.deletenonadjacent",
    "txt": "Delete control points between non-adjacent images"
},
{
    "id": "err.controlpoints.deletenonadjacent.didnothing",
    "txt": "No control points have been deleted.\n\nControl points are removed only if another image lies on the straight line between the two image centers. The middle image should have at least 4 control points with each neighbor."
},
{
    "id": "err.controlpoints.deletenonadjacent.deletingonecontrolpoint",
    "txt": "One control point (of %0 total control points) will be deleted. Would you like to proceed and reoptimize the project?"
},
{
    "id": "err.controlpoints.deletenonadjacent.deletingsomecontrolpoint",
    "txt": " %0 control points (of %1 total control points) will be deleted. Would you like to proceed and reoptimize the project?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.libraw.unsupportedcamera",
    "txt": "RAW files from this camera (%0) are currently not supported by the raw converter in PTGui. To use these images, convert them to 16 bit TIFF files in a RAW converter such as Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom. The converted TIFF files can be loaded in PTGui."
},
{
    "id": "err.activationfromjsonfailed",
    "txt": "Activation from licensekey.json failed:\n\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.allkeysfailed",
    "txt": "None of the license keys resulted in a successful activation. Attempting to use the last license key resulted in this error:\n\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.errorforlicensekeynumber",
    "txt": "Error for license key #%0:\n\n%1"
},
{
    "id": "err.mustactivateingui",
    "txt": "You need to activate PTGui. This can be done by running PTGui as a GUI application, or by providing a licensekey.json file. For details see: https://www.ptgui.com/support.html"
},
{
    "id": "err.cannotwritetofolder",
    "txt": "Could not write to folder: %0"
},
{
    "id": "txt.contactinglicenseserver",
    "txt": "Contacting activation server..."
},
{
    "id": "txt.done",
    "txt": "Done."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.enableblendplanes",
    "txt": "Enable @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.blendplanes@"
},
{
    "id": "txt.disabledfordngoutput",
    "txt": "Not available for DNG output"
},
{
    "id": "txt.tonemappingexposurefusiondisabledfordngoutput",
    "txt": "Tone Mapping and Exposure Fusion are disabled for DNG output"
},
{
    "id": "trialversion.trystandard",
    "txt": "Try PTGui (standard version)"
},
{
    "id": "trialversion.trypro",
    "txt": "Try PTGui Pro"
},
{
    "id": "trialversion.whatsthedifference",
    "txt": "What's the difference between the standard version and PTGui Pro?"
},
{
    "id": "options.spacing",
    "txt": "Spacing:"
},
{
    "id": "options.spacing.regular",
    "txt": "Regular"
},
{
    "id": "options.spacing.narrow",
    "txt": "Narrow"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess.whitebalance.auto",
    "txt": "Automatic"
},
{
    "id": "txt.unkowniccprofile",
    "txt": "Unknown ICC profile"
},
{
    "id": "err.unsupportediccprofile",
    "txt": "The ICC color profile is of an unsupported type."
},
{
    "id": "err.unsupportediccprofilesrgbfallback",
    "txt": "Unsupported ICC color profile: %0. Using sRGB instead."
},
{
    "id": "err.unsupportediccprofileforexr",
    "txt": "Unsupported ICC color profile: %0. For OpenEXR output a linear color profile is needed."
},
{
    "id": "err.failedtoparseiccprofilergbfallback",
    "txt": "Failed to parse the ICC color profile. Using sRGB instead. The following error occurred:\n%0"
},
{
    "id": "err.corrupticcprofile",
    "txt": "The ICC color profile is corrupt."
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.algorithm",
    "txt": "Algorithm:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.algorithm.default",
    "txt": "Default"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.algorithm.ptgui12",
    "txt": "PTGui 12"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.tabs.preprocess",
    "txt": "RAW Preprocess"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.noisereduction.enabled",
    "txt": "Apply noise reduction"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.noisereduction.chromaamount",
    "txt": "Chroma noise reduction:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.noisereduction.lumaamount",
    "txt": "Luma noise reduction:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.careduction",
    "txt": "Remove chromatic aberration"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.notarawfile",
    "txt": "This image (%0) is not a raw file."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.hasalpha",
    "txt": "This raw image (%0) cannot be preprocessed because it has an alpha channel."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.isfloat",
    "txt": "This raw image (%0) cannot be preprocessed because it contains floating point data."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.bottomhtml",
    "txt": "More adjustments can be made in the <a href=0>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess@</a> panel in the @panoramaeditor@.",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.gototab",
    "txt": "Go to tab"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.nexttab",
    "txt": "Next tab"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.previoustab",
    "txt": "Previous tab"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.view.togglesimpleadvanced",
    "txt": "Toggle Simple / Advanced mode"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.exrzipcompressionlevel",
    "txt": "ZIP compression level:"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.exrdwacompressionlevel",
    "txt": "DWA compression level:"
},
{
    "id": "txt.viewlicense",
    "txt": "license"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparamstab.helptextwhitepoint",
    "txt": "<b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.whitepoint.temperature@, @mainwindow.imageparameters.whitepoint.tint@:</b>Configures the original white balance of each source image. If a different white balance is chosen for the panorama (in the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess@ panel of the @panoramaeditor@), or if images with different white balances are mixed in a panorama, PTGui will do a conversion to the target white balance. To do this it needs to know the original white balance of the source images. <b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.whitepoint.temperature@</b> is a color temperature in Kelvin and adjusts the blue-amber balance. Common values are 3000K for incandescent lighting, 3500K for sunrise or sunset, 5000K for daylight and 6500K for overcast sky. <b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.whitepoint.tint@</b> adjusts the green-magenta balance. For source images this can normally be set to the neutral value 0.",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.whitepoint.temperature",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.wbprefix@ temperature"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.imageparameters.whitepoint.tint",
    "txt": "@mainwindow.imageparameters.wbprefix@ tint"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.whitebalance.temperature",
    "txt": "Temperature:"
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.finetune.whitebalance.tint",
    "txt": "Tint:"
},
{
    "id": "err.unexpectedcmdlineoption",
    "txt": "Unexpected command line option: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.commandlineerror",
    "txt": "Error in command line. Usage: %0"
},
{
    "id": "err.ptgui10projectastemplate",
    "txt": "This template is a PTGui 10 project file. While PTGui can still load PTGui 10 project files, they can not be used as a template. Please open the template and save it in the current PTGui format."
},
{
    "id": "batchbuilder.generatingproject",
    "txt": "Generating project file"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess",
    "txt": "HDR Exposure"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference",
    "txt": "Reference:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.middle",
    "txt": "Middle exposure"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.brightest",
    "txt": "Brightest exposure"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.absolute",
    "txt": "Absolute exposure"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.absexposure",
    "txt": "EV @@100ISO:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposureoffset",
    "txt": "Offset:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.absolute.helptext",
    "txt": "Set an absolute exposure value. This is defined as an EV offset from a 1 second exposure at f/1.0 and ISO 100. The color white in this (imaginary) exposure will correspond to 1.0 in the HDR panorama. Decreasing the value by 1 will double the brightness. In other words: EV = log2(aperture^2 / (exposure_time * ISO / 100)).<br><br>In order to use an absolute exposure for the panorama, the exposure of all source images must be known. The exposure time, aperture and ISO of each source image can be set in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. If the ISO of one or more images is unknown, ISO 100 will be assumed for all images. Similarly, an aperture of f/1.0 and exposure time of 1 second will be assumed for all images if this parameter is unspecified for any of the source images.",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.toolbar.dropper",
    "txt": "Color sampler"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.dropper.setwhitebalance",
    "txt": "Adjust white balance (click on a grey colored area)"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.dropper.adjusthdrexposure",
    "txt": "Adjust HDR exposure"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.dropper.adjusthdrexposure.label",
    "txt": "Adjust HDR exposure such that this pixel has brightness:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.dropper.selectnonblack",
    "txt": "This is a black pixel. Please select a non-black pixel."
},
{
    "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.previewmode",
    "txt": "Show:"
},
{
    "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.previewmode.ldr",
    "txt": "LDR panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.previewmode.hdr",
    "txt": "HDR panorama"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.warnifldrpreview",
    "txt": "These settings affect the HDR output only. You are currently viewing the LDR panorama. <a href=\"0\">Switch to HDR preview</a>",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.warnifhdrpreview",
    "txt": "These settings affect the LDR output only. You are currently viewing the HDR panorama. <a href=\"0\">Switch to LDR preview</a>",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.warnifforcedhdrpreview",
    "txt": "These settings affect the LDR output only. You are currently viewing the HDR panorama.",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.warnifpreviewexposure",
    "txt": "Preview exposure adjustment is active: <a href=\"0\">reset</a>",
    "format": "html"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.whitebalance",
    "txt": "White balance"
},
{
    "id": "linkbracketcustomdialog.caption.prefix",
    "txt": "Link groups of:"
},
{
    "id": "linkbracketcustomdialog.caption.postfix",
    "txt": "bracketed images"
},
{
    "id": "linkbracketcustomdialog.err.toofewimages",
    "txt": "The project only contains %0 images."
},
{
    "id": "linkbracketcustomdialog.err.notamultiple",
    "txt": "The project contains %0 images, which is not a multiple of %1."
},
{
    "id": "linkbracketcustomdialog.txt.onesetofbrackets",
    "txt": "The project will have one set of %0 images."
},
{
    "id": "linkbracketcustomdialog.txt.multiplesetsofbrackets",
    "txt": "The project will have %0 sets of %1 images."
},
{
    "id": "licenseinfo.upgradedtopro",
    "txt": "Your license was upgraded to PTGui Pro. To activate the Pro features, PTGui needs to restart. Would you like to save your work and restart PTGui now?"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.help.upgrade",
    "txt": "Upgrade to PTGui Pro"
},
{
    "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfindingprecision.warnslow",
    "txt": "Seam finding at 1/%0 takes a long time!"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.editinpatchwindow",
    "txt": "Edit in @patchwindow@"
},
{
    "id": "txt.confirmeditsourceimage",
    "txt": "This will modify and overwrite the source image. Are you sure?"
},
{
    "id": "err.saveprojectfilefirst",
    "txt": "The current project must be saved first. Would you like to do that now?"
},
{
    "id": "txt.warnoptimizepatchimages",
    "txt": "The project contains patch images. Optimizing the project will move images, causing the patches to become misaligned. Are you sure?"
},
{
    "id": "err.lcms.couldntlinkprofiles",
    "txt": "The selected output color profile cannot be used, most likely because it's a source-only profile.\n\nPlease go to the @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.createpanorama@ tab and select a different output color space. Choosing a wide gamut profile (such as ProPhoto RGB) is recommended, so that the image quality is not affected."
},
{
    "id": "err.openfilewithappfailed",
    "txt": "Failed to open %0 in %1."
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin",
    "txt": "Edit the patch image in:"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin.patcheditor",
    "txt": "PTGui @patchwindow@"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin.application",
    "txt": "Application:"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin.explorer",
    "txt": "Open file location"
},
{
    "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.wrongblendsettings",
    "format": "html",
    "txt": "This function is available only when the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.zerooverlap@ blender is used and Exposure Compensation is enabled. <a href=0>Fix now.</a>"
},
{
    "id": "dng.outputwillbeover4gb",
    "txt": "The DNG output file will be larger than 4 GB. Many applications are unable to load DNG files larger than 4 GB and may report that the file is corrupt."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab.fringereduction",
    "txt": "Remove purple fringing"
},
{
    "id": "about.thirdpartyinfo",
    "txt": "Acknowledgements and third party license information:"
},

{
    "id": "menubar.window",
    "txt": "Window"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.window.mac_minimize",
    "txt": "Minimize"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.window.mac_zoom",
    "txt": "Zoom"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.window.mac_bringalltofront",
    "txt": "Bring All to Front"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.apple.services",
    "txt": "Services"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.apple.hide",
    "txt": "Hide"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.apple.hideothers",
    "txt": "Hide Others"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.apple.showall",
    "txt": "Show All"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.apple.quit",
    "txt": "Quit %0"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.effort",
    "txt": "Effort:"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.effort.fastest",
    "txt": "%0 (fastest)"
},
{
    "id": "fileformatsettings.effort.best",
    "txt": "%0 (smallest file)"
}


    ],




    "tooltips": [
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.closebatchstitcherwhenfinished",
    "helptext": "Close the batch stitcher when the last project has been finished."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.closebatchlist",
    "helptext": "Close the current batch list and clear the list of projects."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.autosavebatchlist",
    "helptext": "Automatically keep the current batch list file up to date."
},
{
    "id": "batchstitcher.menubar.savebatchlist",
    "helptext": "Save the current list of projects to a batch list."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.fill",
    "helptext": "Use the fill tool to fill an enclosed area."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.draw",
    "helptext": "Use the pencil tool to draw lines. Hold down the Shift key while clicking to draw straight lines."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.eraser",
    "helptext": "Eraser - this will remove the red and green painted areas."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.red",
    "helptext": "Paint with red. The red painted areas will not be used in the blended panorama."
},
{
    "id": "mainwindow.maskmenu.green",
    "helptext": "Paint with green. The blender will give priority to green painted areas."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.unlinkall",
    "helptext": "Unlink any linked images."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.linkbracketed",
    "helptext": "Detect bracketed exposures and link them."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.reverseorder",
    "helptext": "Reverse the order of the images."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.sort",
    "helptext": "Sort all images in alphabetic file name order."
},
        {
            "id": "menubar.images.removeexcluded",
            "helptext": "Remove all images which are marked as excluded from the panorama."
        },
        
        {
            "id": "menubar.images.includeonlyselected",
            "helptext": "Include the selected images in the panorama and exclude all other images."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.images.includeonlyunselected",
            "helptext": "Exclude the selected images from the panorama and include all other images."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.images.include",
            "helptext": "Include the selected images in the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.images.exclude",
            "helptext": "Exclude the selected images from the panorama."
        },
                        {
            "id": "menubar.images.moveup",
            "helptext": "Move the selected image up in the list. Alternatively images can be rearranged by dragging them in the list."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.images.movedown",
            "helptext": "Move the selected image down in the list. Alternatively images can be rearranged by dragging them in the list."
        },
        {
    "id": "menubar.images.opencontainingfolder",
    "helptext": "Open the folder containing the selected source images."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.replace",
    "helptext": "Replace the selected images with other images, or with images with the same file name but in a different folder."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.images.remove",
    "helptext": "Remove the selected image(s) from the project."
},
{
    "id": "addimages",
    "helptext": "Add source images to the project."
},
{
    "id": "lensdatabase",
    "helptext": "The Lens Database can be used to store and retrieve customized lens parameters."
},
{
    "id": "cameradatabase",
    "helptext": "The Camera Database can be used to store the sensor sizes of cameras which PTGui does not recognize automatically."
},
        {
            "id": "ptguiviewer",
            "helptext": "The PTGui Viewer is an application for viewing spherical panoramas."
        },
        
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder",
            "helptext": "The Batch Builder can be used to automatically generate project files for folders containing images."
        },
        
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher",
            "helptext": "The Batch Stitcher can be used to processs multiple projects in the background."
        },

        {
            "id": "numericaltransform",
            "helptext": "Shift or rotate the panorama by a given angle."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.templatefolder",
            "helptext": "Open the folder where templates are stored by default. This folder can be configured in @optionspreferences@ | @options.foldersandfileshtml@."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.batchlistfolder",
            "helptext": "Open the folder where batch lists are stored by default. This folder can be configured in @optionspreferences@ | @options.foldersandfileshtml@."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.projectfolder",
            "helptext": "Open the folder containing the current project file."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.sourceimages",
            "helptext": "Open the folder containing the source images of the current project."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.outputfolder",
            "helptext": "Open the folder where the output files of the current project will be saved."
        },
                {
            "id": "menubar.tools.philosphere",
            "helptext": "Print, cut and glue a spherical panorama into a 'Philosphere'."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.converttocubic",
            "helptext": "Convert a spherical panorama to 6 cube faces."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.publishtowebsite",
            "helptext": "Create a web page for interactive viewing of a spherical panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.project.sendtemporarycopytobatchstitcher",
            "helptext": "Send the current project to the Batch Stitcher for processing. A copy of the current project is saved to a temporary file name, and this is sent to the batch stitcher."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.project.preview",
            "helptext": "Create a low resolution preview of the panorama and open this image in a panorama viewer."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.project.initializeandoptimize",
            "helptext": "Reset the lens parameters and re-initialize the position of all source images."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.project.aligntogrid",
            "helptext": "Arrange the images in the current project into a grid of rows and columns."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.controlpoints.deleteworst",
            "helptext": "Delete those control points that have a higher than average error."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.controlpoints.generateforoverlapping",
            "helptext": "Generate control points for all pairs of overlapping images. The images should already be roughly aligned."
        },
        {
    "id": "panoeditor.menubar.edit.level",
    "helptext": "Level the panorama. This requires control points of the type @cptable.verticalline@ or @cptable.horizontalline@."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.controlpoints.generate",
    "helptext": "Analyze all images in the project and generate control points."
},

        {
            "id": "menubar.view.previousblendplane",
            "helptext": "Switch to the previous exposure in a set of bracketed exposures."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.view.nextblendplane",
            "helptext": "Switch to the next exposure in a set of bracketed exposures."
        },
        
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.file.import.papywizard",
            "helptext": "Position the images according to a file in the Papywizard XML specification."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.saveprojectas",
            "helptext": "Save the current project under a different name."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.saveastemplate",
            "helptext": "Save a copy of the current project to the Templates folder"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.export.ptgui10project",
            "helptext": "Export the current project as a PTGui 10 project file"
        },
{
    "id": "menubar.file.makedefault",
    "helptext": "Use the current project settings as default for new projects"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.resetdefault",
    "helptext": "Restore PTGui's original default project settings. This removes any custom settings made by @menubar.file.makedefault@."
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.newinstance",
    "helptext": "Start a new project in a new window, without closing the current project"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.closewindow",
    "helptext": "Close this window"
},
{
    "id": "menubar.file.exit",
    "helptext": "Quit PTGui"
},
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.newproject",
            "label": "@menubar.file.newproject@",
            "helptext": "Start a new empty PTGui project."
        },
        {  
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.openproject",
            "label": "@menubar.file.openproject@",
            "helptext": "Open an existing PTGui project."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.applytemplate",
            "label": "@menubar.file.applytemplate@",
            "helptext": "Apply a template to the current project. Templates can be saved using @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveastemplate@.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>See <a href='helppage:workingwithtemplates'>working with templates</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.saveproject",
            "label": "@menubar.file.saveproject@",
            "helptext": "Save the current PTGui project to disk. This allows you to continue working on the panorama where you left off.<br><br>Note that this does not save the actual panorama; use the @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.createpanorama@ function to stitch the panoramic image."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.undo",
            "label": "@menubar.edit.undo@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.redo",
            "label": "@menubar.edit.redo@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.preferences",
            "label": "Preferences"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.options",
            "label": "Options"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.zoomin",
            "label": "@menubar.view.zoomin@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.zoomout",
            "label": "@menubar.view.zoomout@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.previousimage",
            "label": "@menubar.view.previousimage@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.nextimage",
            "label": "@menubar.view.nextimage@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.panoramaeditor",
            "label": "@panoramaeditor@",
            "helptext": "The Panorama Editor shows a live preview of the stitched panorama and provides options for levelling, cropping and setting the projection and field of view."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.controlpointstable",
            "label": "@controlpointstable@",
            "helptext": "This lists all control points in the current project."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.controlpointsassistant",
            "label": "@controlpointassistant@",
            "helptext": "The Control Point Assistant helps diagnose problems regarding control point placement. It will for example warn about images without control points, or misplaced control points."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.toolbar.help",
            "label": "@help@",
            "helptext": "Show help information for the currently selected tab."
        },

        {
            "id": "projectassistant.loadimages",
            "helptext": "Load the source images for the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui can stitch panoramas consisting of multiple rows of images. Just load all your source images at once, PTGui will figure out in which way they overlap.<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:mainwindow.projectassistant'>@mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectassistant.images",
            "helptext": "Source images for the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>To add, remove or rearrange source images, go to the @mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@ tab.<br><br>Images marked with a red cross are excluded from the panorama.<optional product='pro'>Images marked with 'VP' have viewpoint correction enabled.</optional>Right-click<optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional>on an image for a context menu to change these settings.<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:mainwindow.projectassistant'>@mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectassistant.rotateccw",
            "label": "Rotate counter clockwise",
            "helptext": "Rotate all images counter clockwise. If the images are aligned already, this rotates the panorama as a whole."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectassistant.rotatecw",
            "label": "Rotate clockwise",
            "helptext": "Rotate all images clockwise. If the images are aligned already, this rotates the panorama as a whole."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectassistant.isprealigned",
            "helptext": "Select this if the images are already approximately in place. The Panorama Editor should show a roughly aligned panorama.<br><br>The control point generator will search for control points only in the areas where images overlap. For larged panoramas this will significantly reduce the time needed for alignment. It also minimizes the risk of misplaced control points on similar looking, but different parts of the scene."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectassistant.alignimages",
            "helptext": "Set up the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui will first analyze all images and place control points on identical features across images. Next the control points are used by the optimizer to align the images. PTGui will also choose an appropriate projection for the panorama and adjust the field of view.<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:mainwindow.projectassistant'>@mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectassistant.createpanorama",
            "helptext": "Go to the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab to stitch the panoramic image."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.globallens",
            "label": "Lens profiles",
            "helptext": "A project can contain one or more lens profiles. Initially there is a single lens profile named '@txt.globallensprofile@' for all images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>A lens profile can be added by clicking the + button below. Multiple lens profiles are created automatically if images with different EXIF lens data are added to the project. If there is more than 1 lens profile, each image can be assigned a lens profile in the '@mainwindow.lensparams.useindividual@' list below.<br><br>Each lens profile holds its own lens settings, <optional product='pro'>vignetting and camera curve settings,</optional> shift and @shear@ parameters and crop settings."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.globallens.add",
            "label": "Add lens profile"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.globallens.remove",
            "label": "Remove selected lens profile"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.lenstype",
            "helptext": "Type of lens. In most cases PTGui can determine this automatically, by inspecting the image's EXIF data.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@+projection.rectilinear@:</b> is the most common lens type; straight lines in the scene are displayed as straight lines in the image.<br><br><b>@+projection.cylindrical@:</b> can be used to load a cylindrical panoramic image as a source image.<br><br><b>@+projection.fisheye@</b> lenses generally have a wider field of view than regular lenses, but straight lines are projected as curved lines in the image. A <b>@projection.circularfisheye@</b> lens has a field of view of 180° or more and projects a circular image which does not cover the entire frame. A <b>@projection.fullframefisheye@</b> lens has a narrower field of view and covers the entire image.<br><br><b>@+projection.equirectangular@:</b> to load an already stitched spherical panorama as a source image."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.lensdatabasebutton",
            "helptext": "Lens parameters can be stored to the lens database for future use.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The lens database is initially empty, you can use it to store your own settings. Each record consists of the lens parameters, shift &amp; @shear@ parameters and crop parameters. Use @save@ to store the currently selected settings to the lens database, or @load@ to read the settings from the lens database.<br><br>A lens database record can be associated with the EXIF data of the currently loaded images, so that the lens settings are applied automatically when a similar image is loaded. This can be done by clicking on the EXIF button below.<br><br>The lens database can be opened through the @menubar.tools@ menu. Also see: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.focallength",
            "helptext": "Focal length (in millimeters) of the lens. Often PTGui can determine this automatically from the EXIF data. Enter the actual focal length, not the 35mm-equivalent focal length.<br><br>The value does not have to be very precise; PTGui just needs a rough estimate of the focal length when running '@alignimages@'. After generating control points and running the optimizer, this value will be updated with the optimized focal length."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.theoreticalfocallength",
            "helptext": "Theoretical focal length, as determined from the EXIF data. May be empty.<br><br>If available, @menubar.project@ | @menubar.project.initializeandoptimize@ will reset the focal length to this value."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.horizontalfieldofview",
            "helptext": "The viewing angle (in degrees) between the left edge and right edge of the image.<br><br>If the image is cropped (in the @mainwindow.tabs.crop@ tab), enter the field of view of the cropped part of the image.<br><br>For rectilinear and fisheye lenses, this value is calculated automatically from the focal length."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.fisheyefactor",
            "helptext": "Different kind of fisheye lens projections exist; this parameter sets the specific fisheye projection used. PTGui recognizes many common lens models by the EXIF data and sets this value automatically. If in doubt, enter -0.5 which corresponds to the equisolid projection of most fisheye lenses.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Common values are:<br>Equidistant: 0<br>Stereographic: 0.5<br>Orthographic: -1.0<br>Equisolid: -0.5<br>Rectilinear (non-fisheye): 1.0<br>Most fisheye lenses on the market have a roughly equisolid projection. The value is not critical; automatic lens distortion correction (a/b/c) will compensate for any errors..<br><br>This value can be calculated by the optimizer: to do so, set the a/b/c lens distortion parameters to zero. Switch the @mainwindow.tabs.optimizer@ tab to Advanced mode, enable optimization of the fisheye factor and disable optimization of the a/b/c lens distortion parameters. Use images without parallax and be sure to have control points spread over the entire overlap area.<br><br>Mathematical background: PTGui uses the following projection function for fisheye lenses:<br>R = f/k tan(kθ) [for 0 &lt; k ≤ 1]<br>R = fθ [for k=0]<br>R = f/k sin(kθ) [for -1 ≤ k &lt; 0]<br>With R being the projected radius, f focal length, θ incoming light ray angle and k the fisheye factor."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.abc",
            "helptext": "Radial lens distortion parameters (a/b/c): to compensate for barrel and pincusion distortion. PTGui determines these values automatically.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Lens distortion is compensated using a third order polynomial mapping function (with 'a' being the highest order coefficient). Optimization of a/b/c is enabled by default; this can be configured in the @mainwindow.tabs.optimizer@ tab. For accurate optimization use images without parallax and be sure to have control points spread over the entire overlap area."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.shift",
            "helptext": "Lens shift compensation, to compensate for offset between the optical center of the lens and the image center. PTGui determines these values automatically.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Lens distortion correction and panoramic warping must be applied relative to the optical center of the lens. Due to mechanical tolerances the optical axis of the lens often does not exactly point to the center of the camera's sensor. For accurate stitching this offset must be compensated for.<br><br>The shift is expressed as a percentage of the long and short sides of the images. Thus the same values can be used for images of different sizes, and for images in landscape and portrait orientation.<br><br>By default PTGui uses the same shift value for all images in the project (or for all images using the same lens profile). If a tilt-shift lens was used with different shift settings for each image, individual shift settings for each image can be enabled in the '@mainwindow.lensparams.useindividual@' list below."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.shear",
            "helptext": "@+shear@: only use for flatbed scanners; for camera images this should be set to 0.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Slit scanners may exhibit some non-perpendicularity between the scanning and movement axis. These values compensate for this. The values are determined by the optimizer if @shear@ optimization is enabled."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.reset",
            "helptext": "Reset all lens correction parameters to 0."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.sensorsize",
            "helptext": "Sensor diagonal / crop factor: the diagonal size of the camera sensor. This is commonly expressed as the 'crop factor' or 'focal length multiplier'. For most cameras PTGui can determine this automatically from the EXIF data.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>A crop factor of 1x corresponds to the classic full frame sensor dimensions of 36 x 24 mm. A smaller sensor will have a crop factor greater than one.<br><br>For rectilinear and fisheye lenses PTGui needs to know the size of the sensor; the lens projection is determined by this value and the focal length together."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.cameradatabase",
            "helptext": "If PTGui does not recognize your camera, store its sensor size to the camera database. The next time you load an image from the same camera, PTGui will use the correct sensor size.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:cameradatabase'>Using the Camera Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.exifbutton",
            "helptext": "EXIF associations:<br><br>• initialize the lens settings or sensor size from the EXIF data.<br>• associate the EXIF data of the current image to a specific lens database record: the lens settings will be applied automatically when an image from the same lens is loaded.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a> and <a href='helppage:cameradatabase'>Using the Camera Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensparams.individualparams",
            "helptext": "Override the above settings for individual images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>By default the same lens, shift, @shear@ and crop settings are used for all images in the project. Select the checkboxes below to use different settings for individual images. Then, individual parameters can be set in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. The optimizer will optimize the selected parameters individually.<br><br>If multiple lens profiles are defined, a lens profile can be selected for each source image."
        },
        {
            "id": "portraitorientation.shutterup",
            "helptext": "Camera portrait orientation: counterclockwise",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If the project contains a mix of images in  portrait and landscape orientation, PTGui needs to know in which direction the camera was rotated from landscape to portrait. This is so that the lens shift correction is applied in the proper direction.<br><br>Select this button if the camera was rotated counterclockwise from landscape to portrait. On most cameras the shutter button would be above the lens (as shown in the icon)."
        },
        {
            "id": "portraitorientation.shutterdown",
            "helptext": "Camera portrait orientation: clockwise",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If the project contains a mix of images in  portrait and landscape orientation, PTGui needs to know in which direction the camera was rotated from landscape to portrait. This is so that the lens shift correction is applied in the proper direction.<br><br>Select this button if the camera was rotated clockwise from landscape to portrait. On most cameras the shutter button would be below the lens (as shown in the icon)."
        },
        {
            "id": "croptab.cropcoords",
            "helptext": "Coordinates (in pixels) of the cropping area."
        },
        {
            "id": "croptab.cropcirclediameter",
            "helptext": "Diameter of the cropping circle.<br><br>The diameter is represented in millimeters, relative to the image sensor size. The image sensor size can be set in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "croptab.individualcrop",
            "helptext": "Use individual cropping offset for this image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>By default all images (or all images using the same lens profile) will use the same cropping settings. By checking this box, the cropping area for this specific image can be moved. This can be useful for multi camera rigs and one-shot 360 cameras, where each lens will have the same projection but a different offset.<br><br>This only <b>moves</b> the cropping area; its size will still be the same as the other images. If a differently sized crop is needed, use individual lens parameters for this image.<br><br>Corresponds to the 'crop' checkbox in the '@mainwindow.lensparams.useindividual@' section in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "croptab.nocrop",
            "helptext": "Reset the cropping area to cover the entire image."
        },
        {
            "id": "rotatetoolbar.counterclockwise",
            "label": "Rotate counterclockwise",
            "helptext": "Only affects the image as displayed here, the panorama is not changed."
        },
        {
            "id": "rotatetoolbar.auto",
            "label": "Automatic rotation",
            "helptext": "When enabled, the rotation of the image as displayed here matches the orientation of the image in the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "rotatetoolbar.clockwise",
            "label": "Rotate clockwise",
            "helptext": "Only affects the image as displayed here, the panorama is not changed."
        },
        {
            "id": "zoomtoolbar.zoomlevel",
            "label": "Zoom level",
            "helptext": "Enter a percentage (100 % is original size), or '@zoomfit@' to zoom out completely.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><optional platform='windows'>Zooming can also be done using the mouse wheel.</optional><optional platform='mac'>Zooming can also be done using two finger swipe on the trackpad.</optional>And there are several keyboard shortcuts for zooming (see the @menubar.view@ menu)"
        },
        {
            "id": "previewexposuretoolbar.exposure",
            "label": "Preview exposure",
            "helptext": "Increase or decrease brightness. Affects the image as displayed here, in the Panorama Editor and in the Detail Viewer. The stitched panorama is not affected.<br><br>Right click on the slider to reset to 0."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.red",
            "label": "@mainwindow.maskmenu.red@ [R]",
            "helptext": "Paint red masks. Red masks are used to remove unwanted parts of an image from the panorama. Masked areas will become transparent.<br><br>When stitching the panorama, the blender will use overlapping parts from other images."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.green",
            "label": "@mainwindow.maskmenu.green@ [G]",
            "helptext": "Paint green masks. Green masks are used to indicate which parts of the image are to be kept. The blender will prefer to use green masked parts and not any overlapping areas from other images."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.eraser",
            "label": "@mainwindow.maskmenu.eraser@ [E]",
            "helptext": "Use the eraser to remove any red or green masks."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.draw",
            "label": "@mainwindow.maskmenu.draw@ [D]",
            "helptext": "Draw masks by holding down the left mouse button and moving the mouse. Straight lines can be drawn by holding down the Shift button and clicking in the image."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.fill",
            "label": "@mainwindow.maskmenu.fill@ [F]",
            "helptext": "Click inside an enclosed area to fill with the currently selected color."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.onepane",
            "label": "Show one pane",
            "helptext": "Show only a single image."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.twopanes",
            "label": "Show two panes",
            "helptext": "Show two images at the same time."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.linkscrollbars",
            "label": "@menubar.controlpoints.linkscrollbars@",
            "helptext": "Link the scrolling position of the two images, so that they show the same part of the panorama. PTGui needs to know in which way the images overlap, therefore this only works after the images have been linked by control points."
        },
        {
            "id": "masktoolbar.radius",
            "label": "Pencil size [K / L]",
            "helptext": "Pencil size for the drawing tool."
        },
        {
            "id": "maskimagetoolbar.loadmask",
            "label": "@loadmask@",
            "helptext": "Load the mask from a file.",
            "morehelptext": "The mask should be saved as a PNG file containing 3 colors: black for unmasked areas and fully saturated red and green for the mask. This is the format used by the Save Mask function.<br><br>It's possible to load the same mask for multiple images at once: go to the @mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@ tab, select the images and select @loadmask@ from the right-click context menu.<br><br>The loaded mask is merged with any existing mask. If the existing mask must be replaced completely, remove it first using the @clearmask@ function."
        },
        {
            "id": "maskimagetoolbar.savemask",
            "label": "@savemask@",
            "helptext": "Stores the current mask to a PNG file. This can be re-used by using the @loadmask@ function."
        },
        {
            "id": "maskimagetoolbar.clearmask",
            "label": "@clearmask@",
            "helptext": "Removes all masking."
        },
        {
            "id": "maskimagetoolbar.copymask",
            "label": "@copymask@",
            "helptext": "Copies the current mask to the clipboard. The mask can be pasted to other images. It can also be pasted in external image editing programs."
        },
        {
            "id": "maskimagetoolbar.pastemask",
            "label": "@pastemask@",
            "helptext": "Paste the mask from the clipboard.",
            "morehelptext": "Use the @copymask@ function first, to copy a mask to the clipboard.<br><br>It's possible to paste the same mask to multiple images at once: go to the @mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@ tab, select the images and select @pastemask@ from the right-click context menu.<br><br>The pasted mask is merged with any existing mask. If the existing mask must be replaced completely, remove it first using the @clearmask@ function."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptoolbar.autojump",
            "label": "@menubar.controlpoints.autojump@",
            "helptext": "Move the mouse cursor to the other image after placing the first point of a control point pair.",
            "morehelptext": "The exact location where the mouse is moved to is calculated based on the position of other control points in the two images. Therefore this feature will only work after there are two or more existing control points for this pair of images."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptoolbar.autoadd",
            "label": "@menubar.controlpoints.autoadd@",
            "helptext": "After placing the first point, attempt add the second point automatically.",
            "morehelptext": "Existing control points are used to calculate the approximate expected location of the matching point. Therefore this feature will only work after there are two or more existing control points for this pair of images. The exact location will then be determined by analyzing the images."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptoolbar.linkscrollbars",
            "label": "@menubar.controlpoints.linkscrollbars@",
            "helptext": "Link the scrolling position of the two images, so that they show the same part of the panorama. PTGui needs to know in which way the images overlap, therefore this only works after the images have been linked by control points."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptoolbar.autocontrast",
            "label": "@menubar.controlpoints.autocontrast@",
            "helptext": "Increase image contrast in the floating zoomer window."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptoolbar.showmask",
            "label": "@menubar.controlpoints.showmask@",
            "helptext": "Display or hide the masks (as set in the @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tab)."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptab.cptypetoadd",
            "helptext": "Type of control point to add next.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@cptable.normal@:</b> a regular control point, used for aligning the images. The optimizer adjust the positions of the images, and other parameters, such that the same control point in both source images coincide in the final panorama. Normal control points can be added only if different images are shown in the left and right hand pane.<br><br><b>@cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@:</b> these are a special type of control point, used for levelling a panorama. Typically the same image is selected in the left and right hand pane. Click in the left pane on a vertical or horizontal feature, then click in the right pane on a different spot on the same feature.<br><br>The optimizer (and the @panoeditor.menubar.edit.level@ function in the Panorama Editor) will adjust the panorama such that the two points form a vertical or horizontal line in the panoramic projection.<br><br>Because equirectangular projection is normally used for spherical panoramas, and because equirectangular projection only preserves all straight vertical lines but not horizontal lines, typically @cptable.verticalline@ type control points should be used for levelling a panorama. @cptable.horizontalline@ control points should be placed only on the horizon of the scene (e.g. in seascape panoramas), as the horizon is the only horizontal line that remains straight in an equirectangular panorama.<br><br><b>@cptable.newline@:</b>PTGui also supports generic straight line type control points. The optimizer will attempt to align the images such that these points form a straight line in the panorama (not necessarily horizontal or vertical). This can be useful for aligning features such as overhead electricity wires, where it's not possible to identify specific points. Select @cptable.newline@ to start a new line. Click on two points of the line in the left and right hand image. The name will change to Line 1, and more points can be added for the same line.<br><br>The type of an existing control point can be changed by right-clicking on the control point marker."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptab.cptable",
            "label": "@controlpointstable@",
            "helptext": "Lists all control points for the selected pair of images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The '@cptable.dist@' column shows the control point distances. The control point distance is an indication of how well a panorama is aligned: a lower distance means better alignment. Distances are measured in source image pixels. The table can be sorted by clicking on the header above the column.<br><br>In general a distance below 5 is good. Points with a distance of 20 or higher need attention; these could be misaligned control points, for example on moving objects.<br><br>If there are many control points with high distance, this usually is a sign of parallax. Images with parallax cannot be stitched perfectly. Parallax should be avoided by taking all images from exactly the same viewpoint. Especially indoors, using a panoramic tripod head is necessary."

        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.advancedbutton",
            "helptext": "Switch to the advanced optimizer interface."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.anchorimage",
            "helptext": "During optimizing, the anchor image will stay locked in place. All other images will be aligned to the anchor image."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.optimizefocallength",
            "helptext": "If enabled, PTGui will adjust the lens focal length to improve alignment.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For 360° panoramas this should always be enabled.<br><br>When stitching a partial panorama from images taken with a long tele lens, the images contain no clue for the optimizer to determine the exact focal length. In this case you may choose to fix the focal length to a preset value and disable optimization.<br><br>Also, images suffering from parallax may be optimized to a wrong focal length value. This can be prevented by disabling focal length optimization."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion",
            "helptext": "Enable optimization of lens distortion and lens shift.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When enabled, the optimizer will adjust the applicable settings in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.no@:</b>lens distortion will not be optimized. This may be useful when using pre-calibrated lens data.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.medium@:</b>only optimize the lens distortion 'b' parameter. May be used if there are only few control points, or if the images suffer from parallax errors, to reduce the risk of overfitting.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.heavy@:</b>fully optmize the lens distortion (a, b and c).<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.minimizelensdistortion.heavyplusshift@ (the recommended setting):</b>fully optimize the lens distortion and also optimize the lens shift. This will result in the most accurate stitching."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.simplebutton",
            "helptext": "Switch to the simple optimizer interface."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.optimizeglobally",
            "helptext": "Select the global lens settings to be optimized.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When a checkbox is selected, the optimizer will adjust the applicable settings in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.fovfocallength@:</b>if selected, optimize the field of view (or focal length). For 360° panoramas this should always be enabled. When stitching a partial panorama from images taken with a long tele lens, the images contain no clue for the optimizer to determine the exact focal length. In this case you may choose to fix the focal length to a preset value and disable optimization. Also, images suffering from parallax may be optimized to a wrong focal length value. This can be prevented by disabling focal length optimization.<br><br><b>a / b / c:</b>if selected, optimize lens distortion correction. This can be disabled if pre-calibrated lens data is used. But in general a, b and c should be optimized to get the most accurate stitching.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.fisheyefactor@:</b>if selected, optimize the @mainwindow.imageparameters.fisheyefactor@ parameter in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab (only applicable when using a fisheye lens). Generally this should not be optimized, PTGui will set the fisheye factor to a preset value based on the lens model detected in the EXIF data. But if you do wish to enable optimization of this parameter, interference from the lens distortion correction must be avoided. Therefore reset a, b and c to 0 in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab before optimizing the fisheye factor. Either a/b/c or the fisheye factor can be optimized, not both at the same time because they interfere with each other.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.longshift@ / @mainwindow.imageparameters.shortshift@:</b>if selected, optimize the lens shift parameters. In most cases this should be enabled. Only for images with heavy parallax, shift optimization may be disabled in order to prevent over fitting.<br><br><b>@+shear@:</b>if selected, optimize @shear@. Images from a digital camera do not exhibit @shear@ distortion; this should only be used for images from slit scanning cameras or flatbed scanners. Only the horizontal or the vertical @shear@ should be optimized, not both at the same time.<br><br>If multiple lens profiles have been created in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab, optimization can be controlled for each lens profile separately."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.optimizeperimage",
            "helptext": "Per-image optimization settings.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Generally @yaw@, @pitch@ and @roll@ must be optimized for all images except one (the chosen 'anchor' image).<br><br><b>@+yaw@</b> is the rotation of the camera in the horizontal plane, <b>@+pitch@</b> corresponds to the up/down tilting angle and <b>@+roll@</b> is the rotation of the camera around the lens axis.<optional product='pro'><br><br><b>@+viewpoint@</b> controls viewpoint optimization: <b>@+reset@</b>disables viewpoint optimization and will reset viewpoint parameters to 0 upon the next optimization.<b>@+keep@</b>disables further viewpoint optimization but keeps the image's current viewpoint settings.<b>@+optimize@</b> enables viewpoint optimization for this image.</optional><br><br>If individual parameters have been enabled (see @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab - '@mainwindow.lensparams.useindividual@'), these parameters can be included or excluded from optimization."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.usecontrolpointsof",
            "helptext": "Only use the control points of the selected images."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.horvertcpmode",
            "helptext": "Controls how the optimizer handles @cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@ control points.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Control points of the '@cptable.horizontalline@' and '@cptable.verticalline@' type can be used for levelling a panorama. They can be added by selecting the corresponding type in the '@cptypetoadd@' box in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab. This setting only applies to the @cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@ types, not the generic Line type control points.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp.ignore@:</b>the optimizer will disregard any @cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@ control points.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp.levelinsecondpass@:</b>The optimizer will initially only use the regular control points for aligning the images. Then, @panoeditor.menubar.edit.level@ will be run as a separate step. This rotates and shifts the panorama as a whole until the @cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@ control points align horizontally and vertically. This is the recommended option: @cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@ control points will only be used for levelling, they do not affect the alignment of the images or the lens parameters.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.optimizertab.horvertcp.includeinsinglepass@:</b>The optimizer uses all control points, including the @cptable.horizontalline@ and @cptable.verticalline@ control points, to align the images and determine the lens parameters. Use this option e.g. if you are straightening horizontal and vertical lines in a single image, and the lens parameters must be adjusted to achieve perfect straightening."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.linkroll",
            "helptext": "Enforce the same @roll@ angle for all images having @roll@ optimization enabled."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.linkpitch",
            "helptext": "Enforce the same @pitch@ angle for all images having @pitch@ optimization enabled."
        },
        {
            "id": "optimizertab.runoptimizer",
            "helptext": "The optimizer will align the images and adjust the lens paramaters such that the control points match as closely as possible."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.groupintoblendplanes",
            "helptext": "Enables HDR mode.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, PTGui will group all images by their exposure value (exposure time, aperture and ISO). The EV value can be seen in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. All images having the same EV will be stitched and blended into a separate 'blend plane'. Each blend plane is a complete panorama at a certain exposure level. Finally the blend planes are merged into a single HDR image, or a tone mapped / exposure fused image."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.truehdrmode",
            "helptext": "Merge blend planes into a high dynamic range image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The HDR image captures the full dynamic range from the darkest to the brightest part of the panorama. It can optionally be tone mapped to create a low dynamic range image suitable for display or print. <br><br>Settings can be adjusted in the Panorama Editor's sidebar."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.exposurefusionmode",
            "helptext": "Merge the blend planes using exposure fusion.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Exposure Fusion merges the blend planes directly into a tone mapped low dynamic range image. This bypasses the step of first creating a high dynamic range image for tone mapping. <br><br>Settings can be adjusted in the Panorama Editor's sidebar."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.dontgroupintoblendplanes",
            "helptext": "Disable HDR mode. Merge all images into a single panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.tonemapldrpanorama",
            "helptext": "Enable tone mapping.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Tone mapping is generally known in the context of HDR images but it can be used for regular low dynamic range images as well. Tone mapping reduces the dynamic range by boosting shadows and darkening highlights, similar to shadow / highlight correction in image editing software. This leads to a more pleasing image, especially for high contrast scenes. <br><br>Settings can be adjusted in the Panorama Editor's sidebar."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.exposurecompensation",
            "helptext": "Adjust for exposure differences caused by automatic exposure.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The blender can somewhat compensate for exposure differences, but for the best results the overlapping images should have approximately the same exposure.<br><br>If automatic exposure is enabled (e.g. when using the camera's Av mode), neighboring images may have different exposure levels. @panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.exposurecompensation@ inspects the EXIF data and adjusts each image's exposure level to an average exposure before blending. Can be used in conjunction with tone mapping to cope with high contrast scenes.<br><br>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.exposurecompensation@ uses only the images' EXIF data to adjust each image's exposure level to an average exposure before blending. If there is no EXIF exposure information available, @mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.autoexpadjustmentsection@ in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab can be used to analyze the images and adjust exposure differences."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.optimizenow",
            "helptext": "Run exposure optimization.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Analyzes overlapping pixels from different images. Depending on what's enabled in the @settings@ window (to open it, press the button next to this one), this will adjust vignetting, exposure, the camera response curve, white balance and @lensflare@ compensation until the differences between overlapping pixels have been minimized.<br><br>Because it needs to analyze actual overlapping pixels, only use this function after the panorama has been aligned accurately."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.settings",
            "helptext": "Change exposure optimization settings."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.resetoptimizations",
            "helptext": "Reset all exposure optimization parameters and resets the curves to defaults."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.lensprofile",
            "helptext": "Multiple lens profiles are defined for this project. Each lens profile holds its own vignetting curve and camera curve. Select the lens profile to display the curves to the right."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.vignettinggraph",
            "helptext": "Vignetting curve",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The curve shows the detected vignetting curve of the lens. The left side of the graph corresponds to the center of the lens, the right hand side corresponds to the image corners. Generally the amount of light will fall off towards the corners, so the graph will slope downwards towards the right.<br><br>PTGui applies the inverse correction to compensate for the light fall off."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.cameracurvegraph",
            "helptext": "Camera response curve",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This curve displays the mapping from true light intensities to pixel values. The horizontal axis represents the pixel value, at the left side a pixel value of 0 and the right hand side representing the maximum pixel value (e.g. 255 for an 8 bit image).<br><br>The vertical axis shows the light intensity. This is shown in EV, so this is in logarithmic scale.<br><br>The camera curve is needed to perform exposure and vignetting corrections; these corrections must be applied to the actual light intensities, not pixel values."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.exposureoffset",
            "helptext": "Global exposure offset. Brightens or darkens the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.whitebalance",
            "helptext": "Adjust white balance for the entire panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.resetexposureoffset",
            "helptext": "Reset exposure offset to 0."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.resetwhitebalance",
            "helptext": "Resets white balance correction."
        },

        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimagesbehavior",
            "helptext": "This section controls what happens when '@alignimages@' is clicked in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ tab, or when a project is loaded in the Batch Stitcher and '@alignimages@' is enabled in @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@ below.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>'@alignimages@' performs several steps in order to set up the panorama: first control points are generated, then the images are aligned based on the control points. Optionally the panorama is straightened and a suitable projection is chosen depending on the field of view.<br><br>Customizing this behavior can be useful in particular when using templates, or when '@alignimages@' is performed as part of batch stitching. For example the desired projection may already be set in the template and it should not be changed during batch stitching."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.generatecp",
            "helptext": "Analyze the images and generate control points. This is generally required."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.prealigned",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the control point generator will only search for control points in the overlapping areas of images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When enabled, PTGui will not have to look for matching features between any pair of images, but only between pairs of known overlapping images. This is not only much faster, but also reduces the risk of finding false control points e.g. in symmetrical rooms.<br><br>Select this only if the panorama already is roughly aligned before running '@alignimages@'."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.optimize",
            "helptext": "Run the optimizer after finding control points. This is generally required."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.roughlyarrange",
            "helptext": "Attempt to roughly arrange the panorama after finding control points but before running the optimizer. This is generally required.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The optimizer needs a suitable starting point for optimization. If the optimizer is run from scratch on a stack of images it may get stuck in a local minimum, resulting in a messed up panorama.<br><br>To overcome this, the panorama will be set up first image by image. When all images are roughly arranged, the optimizer can be run to fine tune the alignement of the panorama as a whole.<br><br>The same function is performed using @menubar.project@ | @menubar.project.initializeandoptimize@."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.straighten",
            "helptext": "Attempt to straighten the panorama",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Straightening will move or rotate the panorama such that all images have roughly the same @roll@ angle (for a multi row panorama), or all images have roughly the same @pitch@ angle (for a single row panorama). If the camera was properly levelled, this should result in a level image.<br><br>If the camera was not level, additional levelling is required using @cptable.verticalline@ control points (see the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab).<br><br>This function can also be accessed from the <optional platform='windows'>menu bar in the Panorama Editor window (@menubar.edit@ | @panoeditor.menubar.edit.straightenpano@).</optional><optional platform='mac'>menu bar: Panorama Editor | @menubar.edit@ | @panoeditor.menubar.edit.straightenpano@.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.fit",
            "helptext": "Adjust the panorama field of view so that the image fills the entire frame.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This function can also be accessed from the <optional platform='windows'>menu bar in the Panorama Editor window (@menubar.edit@ | @panoeditor.menubar.edit.fitpano@).</optional><optional platform='mac'>menu bar: Panorama Editor | @menubar.edit@ | @panoeditor.menubar.edit.fitpano@.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.chooseprojection",
            "helptext": "Choose a suitable projection for the panorama's field of view.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Narrow panoramas will use rectilinear projection. For wide panoramas cylindrical projection will be used. And fully spherical panoramas will use the standard 360° x 180° equirectangular projection." 
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.optimizeexposure",
            "helptext": "Runs the '@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.optimizenow@' function in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab, to calibrate vignetting and exposure optimization."
        },

        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.hdrdefaultmode",
            "helptext": "Default settings when bracketed exposures are detected.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Controls the default setting of the popup window that appears when running '@alignimages@' on bracketed exposures.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.hdrdefaultmode.link@:</b>bracketed images are combined (to form an HDR panorama). Also, the images in each bracketed set are forced to have the same @yaw@ / @pitch@ / @roll@ settings by checking the @mainwindow.imageparameters.linked@ checkboxes in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. Use this option if a stable tripod was used while shooting.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.hdrdefaultmode.dontlink@:</b>bracketed images are combined to form an HDR panorama, but the @mainwindow.imageparameters.linked@ checkboxes in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab are not checked. This means that each image will have its own @yaw@ / @pitch@ / @roll@ angle. Use this if the bracketed exposures do not overlap exactly, for example when shooting hand held.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.hdrdefaultmode.nohdr@:</b>ignore the fact that bracketed exposures were detected. The images are not combined and no HDR panorama is generated."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.alignimages.hdrdefaultdontask",
            "helptext": "If deselected, the above configured setting will be preselected when running '@alignimages@', but confirmation will still be asked."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.batchstitcher.align",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the Batch Stitcher will run '@alignimages@' before stitching the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, the batch stitcher will first analyze the images, generate control points, optimize the project, etc. What exactly will be done is configured above in @mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior@. After aligning, the updated project file will be saved to disk.<br><br>If disabled, the project will be stitched exactly as it is now.<br><br>When creating templates for batch processing in the Batch Builder, care must be taken to set this checkbox appropriately. Essentially there are two different use cases for the batch builder:<br><br>1. to stitch many panoramas using the exact same settings, without generating control points. This can be used for example with multi camera rigs, where all panoramas are guaranteed to have the same image orientations. In this case, '@alignimages@' must be skipped.<br>2. or to automatically stitch a number of panoramas by just pointing PTGui to a folder with images. The images are taken for example by rotating the camera on a panoramic tripod head.<br><br>In the latter case the image positions in each panoramas will usually be slightly different. Even if the panoramic head has click stops, mechanical tolerances will cause small variations in the image orientations in each panorama. To compensate for this PTGui should analyze the images for each panorama and generate control points, so '@alignimages@' must be run before stitching.<br><br>This checkbox is self-clearing: after running '@alignimages@', this checkbox is cleared and the project file on disk is updated with the aligned panorama. This prevents running '@alignimages@' more than once for the same project."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.batchstitcher.stitch",
            "helptext": "Stitches the panorama. Disable if you want to use the batch stitcher only for aligning a panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.batchstitcher.stitchonlyifenoughcontrolpoints",
            "helptext": "Skip stitching and log a warning message if control points were not found for all images (which could otherwise stitch a misaligned panorama)."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.filenaming.projectfile",
            "helptext": "This section configures the default name and location of new project files.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This determines the by default suggested file name when saving a new project. Also the Batch Builder will use this naming when saving the generated projects.<br><br>If the resulting file name already exists, a number in brackets is appended automatically, e.g.: Panorama (1).pts"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.filenaming.outputfile",
            "helptext": "This section configures the default name and location of the stitched panoramic image file.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The actual output file name can be overridden in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab at Output File, but otherwise the default value as configured here will be used.<br><br>Enter a file name without extension; the extension (e.g. .jpg) will be added automatically based on the output file format selected in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.filenaming.relativesourceimagepaths",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the project file will store the source image files names as a path relative to the project file location. This ensures that the source images can still be found after the project has been moved to a different folder."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.lensandcrop",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the lens, shift, @shear@, crop and camera portrait orientation settings will be copied to the target project. This includes any individual settings for specific source images."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.imageparameters",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the following parameters will be copied to the target project: @yaw@, @pitch@, @roll@, viewpoint, blend weight, included/excluded state and the per-image white balance, @flare@ and exposure offset parameters."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.masks",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the masks of all source images will be copied to the target project."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.panoramasettings",
            "helptext": "If enabled, copy all output and projection related parameters to the target project.",
            "morehelptext": "The following parameters are copied:<br><br>• panorama projection and field of view<br>• output cropping<br>• output size (width x height)<br>• output file format and associated settings<br>• blender settings<br>• HDR, exposure fusion and tone mapping settings<br>• interpolator<br>• exposure optimization settings (for exposure and vignetting correction)<br>• global white balance and exposure offset<br>• metadata settings for the panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.pojectsettings",
            "helptext": "If enabled, all settings in this tab will be copied to the target project. If disabled, the settings in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab of the target project will be kept."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.optimizersettings",
            "helptext": "If enabled, copy the optimizer settings to the target project"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.linkimages",
            "helptext": "Controls whether and how linking of images is affected when applying this project as a template.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For HDR panoramas bracketed exposures may be linked. Linked images are forced to have the same image parameters, so that they are effectively treated as a single image. When applying a template it's possible that the bracketed exposures in the target project are not yet linked, or that the target project has a different number of bracketed exposures compared to the template project.<br><br>Therefore PTGui Pro can change the linking of images when applying a template. This setting also affects the Batch Builder: images are linked according to this setting when generating project files.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages.asintemplate@:</b>link the images in the target project exactly as in the template project (i.e. assume the images in the target project have the same number of bracketed exposures).<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages.autolink@:</b>detect bracketed exposures by looking for repeating sequences in the source images' exposure parameters. This executes the function @menubar.images.linkbracketed@ - @menubar.images.linkbracketed@.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.linkimages.dontchange@:</b>keep the target project as it is.<br><br>After linking the images, the template's settings are applied to the target project for each linked group of images. The number of bracketed exposures may be different in the template and target project."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve",
            "helptext": "Controls whether the camera response curve is copied from the template.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve.yes@:</b> All camera response curves are copied from the template project, and the @mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@ fields in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab are copied from the template.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve.nonraw@:</b> The camera response curves are copied from the template, and the @mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@ fields in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab are copied, except for RAW images. For RAW images, the @mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@ field in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab will remain set to @txt.cameracurve.linear@ even if the template uses an optimized camera curve. This is the recommended setting; it will ensure that the same template can be used for RAW and regular images.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior.cameracurve.no@:</b> The camera response curve settings in the target project will not be modified."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.batchbuilder.useexif",
            "helptext": "If enabled the Batch Builder will use use automatic lens settings for the generated projects.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This will override the lens settings of the template project, and use the same default lens parameters that would result from adding the images to a new project. Use this if you want to use the same template for images taken with different cameras or lenses.<br><br>The batch builder will honor any EXIF associations made in the Lens Database and Camera Database.<br><br>If disabled, EXIF data in the images is ignored and the lens parameters will be simply copied from the template project."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.misc.useexiforientation",
            "helptext": "Controls how to handle images with EXIF portrait orientation tag.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When taking an image in portrait orientation, many cameras actually output an image in landscape orientation with an added EXIF Orientation tag. The Orientation tag informs the image reader of the actual orientation of the image. This setting controls how PTGui handles these images:<br><br><b>Deselected:</b>orientation is ignored, the image is loaded as a landscape image. When adding such an image to a new PTGui project, an appropriate @roll@ angle is applied to bring the image into portrait orientation, but technically it is treated as a landscape image.<br><br><b>Selected:</b>apply the proper orientation upon loading, so the image will be loaded in portrait orientation.<br><br>This setting was originally added for compatibility with other applications that do not support the Orientation tag. Because nowadays most applications support the Orientation tag it is recomended to leave this setting enabled.<br><br>This setting cannot be changed once images have been loaded, it must be set before loading the first image."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.misc.useexif",
            "helptext": "Automatically intialize lens settings when adding images to the project.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If selected, PTGui analyzes the image's EXIF data to determine the type of camera and lens. Lens settings will be initialized according to this data. Default settings can be customized or overridden by making associations in the Lens Database and Camera Database.<br><br>This only applies to images added to a project by pressing the '@mainwindow.projectassistant.loadimages@' button or by dragging and dropping images onto the PTGui window.<br><br>If disabled, the EXIF data is ignored and the current lens settings will be kept when adding images to this project.<br><br>For the Batch Builder a separate setting is availablem, see @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder@ above."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.misc.askinitializeandoptimize",
            "helptext": "If images are completely misaligned, it's possible that the optimizer gets stuck. If this setting is enabled, PTGui will ask you in such a case if it should run @menubar.project@ | @menubar.project.initializeandoptimize@ in order to bring the images into the proper arrangement again."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.misc.supportduallenscameras",
            "helptext": "Configures support for one shot 360° cameras.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Several types of 360° one shot panoramic cameras exist, producing a single image file containing two circular fisheye images side by side. For stitching each half of the image would would need to be loaded in the project as a separate source image.<br><br>If enabled, when PTGui detects that a dual lens fisheye image is added to the project, it will load the same image file twice. Each of the two copies will have individual masks and cropping circles, to extract the respective parts from the combined image. The copies will be positioned at -90° and +90° @yaw@.<br><br>The Batch Builder supports the same behavior.<br><br>Fine tuning is still necessary: due to manufacturing tolerances there will be small differences between individual cameras of the same type, resulting in slightly different offsets of the image circles. A template can be created for each individual camera by taking a photo (outside, with no objects close to the camera), adding control points and optimizing. Then do @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveastemplate@. This template can be used via @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate@, or in the Batch Builder."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.misc.switchtoequirectforwideanglesourceimages",
            "helptext": "When enabled, PTGui switches to 360° x 180° equirectangular as soon as a wide angle or equirectangular panorama is loaded. This happens before running '@alignimages@'. Useful when remapping already stitched panoramas, or when loading images from 1 shot panoramic cameras."
        },
        {
            "id": "previewtab.size",
            "helptext": "Size (in pixels) of the generated preview image."
        },
        {
            "id": "previewtab.previewbutton",
            "helptext": "Stitch and display the preview. Before stitching PTGui will ask you which application to use for previewing.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The preview is always generated as a JPEG image. For other formats use the regular @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.createpanorama@ function.<br><br>Additional applications for previewing can be configured in @optionspreferences@ | @options.foldersandfileshtml@."
        },
        {
            "id": "previewtab.includeimages",
            "helptext": "Only include these images in the generated preview."
        },
        {
            "id": "metadatatab.uselocationofsourceimages",
            "helptext": "Copy location data from the source images to the panorama, if available. The source images should contain EXIF GPS data."
        },
        {
            "id": "metadatatab.latlon",
            "helptext": "Enter GPS coordinates where this panorama was taken.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The location should always be entered as the latitude followed by the longitude, separated by a comma. Negative coordinates are used for the southern hemisphere and for eastern longitudes. All common coordinate formats are supported: coordinates can be entered as fractional degrees, as degrees and fractional minutes, or as degrees, minutes and seconds. A period (.) should be used as the decimal separator. The symbols ° &apos; &quot; are used to separate degrees, minutes and seconds.<br><br>For example, the following coordinates are valid and all refer to the same location:<br><br>40.78, -73.96715<br>40.78°, -73.96715°<br>40°46.8&apos;, -73°58.029&apos;<br>40°46&apos;48&quot;, -73°58&apos;01&quot;<br><br>One way to find coordinates is by going to <a href=\"https://maps.google.com/\">Google Maps</a> and clicking on a location. A popup window will show the GPS coordinates."
        },
        {
            "id": "metadatatab.useorientationofsourceimages",
            "helptext": "Use the EXIF compass data from the source images to calculate the compass angle of the center of the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "metadatatab.imagedirection",
            "helptext": "Compass angle the center of the panorama is pointing towards. 0° is north, 90° is east, 180° is south, -90° is west."
        },
        {
            "id": "metadatatab.resolution",
            "helptext": "Resolution value (in pixels per inch) that is inserted in the panorama's EXIF data.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The resolution value is just an indicative value suggesting the number of pixels to be printed in one inch. It does not change the actual size or level of detail in the resulting image, but it can be useful in workflows where the physical dimensions of the resulting printed image need to be controlled."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.widthheight",
            "helptext": "Size (in pixels) of the stitched panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.fixsize",
            "helptext": "The output size can be set to a number of pixels, or to the optimum size (or a fraction thereof).",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize@ ... @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize.megapixels@:</b>the output size will be kept at the given number of pixels. If the aspect ratio changes (e.g. due to changing the projection, panoramic field of view or output cropping), the width and height may change but the total number of pixels will remain the same. For spherical panoramas a 2:1 equirectangular projection is normally used, so this option will result in a fixed width and height.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize@ ... @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize.percentofoptimumsize@:</b>keep the panorama at the optimum size, or the given percentage of the optimum size.<br><br>The optimum size is the output size at which the resolution of the panorama equals the resolution of the source images. In other words, no detail from the source images will be lost.<br><br>Because image warping is not uniform across the panorama, there is no true optimum size: some parts of the source images may get enlarged while other parts may be reduced in size. Therefore, somewhat arbitrarily, PTGui considers the optimum size to be the size where the angular resolution of the center of the source images equals the angular resolution of the center of the panorama. If images from multiple lenses are used, this calculation will be based on the source image having the highest resolution.<br><br>Because the optimum size depends on several parameters, including the focal length of the lens which is usually adjusted by the optimizer, the optimum size may vary slightly after each optimization. This depends also on control points placement. If this fluctuation is unwanted, pick a desired size and select '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize@ ... @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize.megapixels@'."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.hundredpercent",
            "helptext": "Set the output size to the optimum size.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The optimum size is the output size at which the resolution of the panorama equals the resolution of the source images. In other words, no detail from the source images is lost.<br><br>Because image warping is not uniform across the panorama, there is no true optimum size: some parts of the source images may get enlarged while other parts may be reduced in size. Therefore, somewhat arbitrarily, PTGui considers the optimum size to be the size where the angular resolution of the center of the source images equals the angular resolution of the center of the panorama. If images from multiple lenses are used, this calculation will be based on the source image having the highest resolution."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.ldrfileformat",
            "helptext": "File format to use for the stitched panorama.<optional product='pro'>For HDR panoramas, the file format to use for the tone mapped output.</optional>",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui supports the following file formats:<br><br><b>JPEG:</b>the most commonly used image format. Limited dynamic range (8 bits per channel). Transparency is not supported: empty parts of the panorama wil be rendered as black. Limited to 65000 pixels width and height. Lossy compression with a configurable quality. Suitable for web publishing. If the image will be printed, or post processed in an image editor, it's better to use one of the other formats at 16 bits per channel.<br><br><b>TIFF:</b>a versatile image format supporting many options. PTGui can output TIFF files with 8 or 16 bit per channel. <optional product='pro'>For HDR panoramas, 32 bit floating point TIFF is also supported.</optional>Compression reduces the file size and is lossless (image quality is not degraded). Traditional TIFF is limited to 4GB per file, but PTGui will automatically use the BigTIFF dialect whenever the file grows larger. These large files can only be read in applications supporting BigTIFF though. The TIFF format supports transparency.<br><br><b>Photoshop (.psd and .psb):</b>like TIFF, this supports 8 and 16 bit per channel output<optional product='pro'>(and 32 bit floating point for HDR)</optional> with transparency and lossless compression. The main benefit of the photoshop format is layered output: PTGui can output a single file containing the blended panorama and warped source images in separate layers. This makes for easy retouching of the panorama in Photoshop. The .psd format is the classical photoshop file format, limited to 30000 pixels width and height. This is provided for backwards compatibility. Generally .psb should be used which does not have any size limitations (although Photoshop itself cannot open files wider than 600000 pixels).<br><br><b>QuickTime VR:</b>QTVR was a special dialect in Apple's QuickTime .mov video format supporting interactive playback of spherical panoramas. For many years this has been the format of choice for embedding panoramas in web pages: the QuickTime plugin was installed on every Mac and on many Windows computers (it was included with iTunes for Windows). Unfortunately Apple has completely removed QTVR support from QuickTime, and the QuickTime browser plugin has been abandoned. So QTVR should be considered a legacy format. The modern alternative for publishing panoramas on the web is HTML5. PTGui can publish a stitched panorama to an HTML5 web page using @menubar.tools@ | @menubar.tools.publishtowebsite@."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.ldrfileformatsettings",
            "helptext": "Additional settings for the selected file format"
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.hdrfileformat",
            "helptext": "File format to use for HDR output.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The HDR files generated by PTGui are capable of supporting the entire dynamic range of the light intensities in a scene. PTGui supports the following file formats for HDR output:<br><br><b>TIFF:</b>32 bit per channel floating point, with lossless compression and transparency support. Traditional TIFF is limited to 4GB per file, but PTGui will automatically use the BigTIFF dialect whenever the file grows larger. Note that not all TIFF capable applications support 32 bit floating point images or BigTIFF files.<br><br><b>Photoshop (.psd and .psb):</b>like TIFF, 32 bit per channel floating point, with lossless compression and transparency support. The main benefit of the photoshop format is layered output: PTGui can output a single file containing the blended HDR panorama, warped HDR source images and HDR blend planes in separate layers. This makes for easy retouching and HDR deghosting of the panorama in Photoshop. Generally .psb format should be used, because .psd is limited to 4GB file size and 30000 pixels width and height.<br><br><b>OpenEXR:</b>this format was originally developed by Industrial Light and Magic (of LucasFilm) for the visual effects industry. PTGui can create 16 bit 'half float' and 32 bit per channel floating point images. Transparency is supported, as well as several different lossless and lossy compression algorithms. This is the industry standard format for HDR images.<br><br><b>HDR Radiance:</b>originally conceived by Greg Ward for HDR support in his Radiance software suite. Pixels are stored as a red/green/blue triplet with a common exponent, therefore the format is also referred to as RGBE. Transparency is not supported. The common exponent encoding is unable to represent certain saturated colors, so this should be considered a lossy compressed format."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.hdrfileformatsettings",
            "helptext": "Additional settings for the selected HDR file format"
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.outputfile",
            "helptext": "The file name the panorama will be saved to.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If greyed out, the default file name will be used. Select '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.usedefault@' to switch back to the default file name. <optional product='pro'>The default file naming can be configured in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab, section '@mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming@'.</optional>The extension of the file name is updated automatically based on the file format selected above.<br><br>If a relative path is entered (or a file name without folder name), this is interpreted relative to the location of the current project file.<br><br>Click @browse@ to select an output file name interactively.<br><br>If multiple output files will be created (e.g. blended panorama and individual layers), different suffixes are added to the file name."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.outputfiledefault",
            "helptext": "Reset the output file name to the default.<optional product='pro'>The default naming can be configured in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.outputfilebrowse",
            "helptext": "Opens the the @txt.savepanorama@ window to select an output file name interactively."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.viewoutputfile",
            "helptext": "Open the generated output file.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui will ask you which application to use for previewing. Additional applications for previewing can be configured in @optionspreferences@ | @options.foldersandfileshtml@."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.dragoutputfile",
            "helptext": "Open the generated panorama in another application by dragging and dropping this icon to the other application."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.tonemapped",
            "helptext": "Save the final panorama after tone mapping."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.exposurefused",
            "helptext": "Save the final panorama after exposure fusion."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.blended",
            "helptext": "Save the final blended panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.ldrlayers",
            "helptext": "Save the individual source images, in warped format."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.blendplanes",
            "helptext": "Save the blend planes. PTGui will create a blended panorama for each exposure level, these are called blend planes. The blend planes are then merged together to create the final panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.hdrpanorama",
            "helptext": "Save the panorama in HDR format (before tone mapping). The resulting file captures the full dynamic range of the light intensities in the scene."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.hdrlayers",
            "helptext": "Save the individual warped source images, converted to HDR format. The luminances will match those of the merged HDR panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.components.hdrblendplanes",
            "helptext": "Save the blend planes, converted to HDR format. The luminances will match those of the merged HDR panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.createpanoramabutton",
            "helptext": "Stitch the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.saveandsendtobatchstitcher",
            "helptext": "Send the panorama to the Batch Stitcher, for processing in the background.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If the project is modified, the project file will first be saved to disk (as in @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveproject@). Then the batch stitcher is opened and the project is added to the processing queue.<optional product='pro'><br><br>The batch stitcher may be configured to align the panorama (see @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@). If this is the case the batch stitcher will update the project on disk after the images have been aligned. To prevent the risk of working on different versions of the same project, the project must be closed in this window after launching the batch stitcher.</optional><br><br>Alternatively, the project can be sent to the batch stitcher using @menubar.project@ | @menubar.project.sendtemporarycopytobatchstitcher@. The latter saves the project under a unique temporary file name and sends this to the batch stitcher. Use this if you intend to send different versions of the same project to the batch stitcher; @menubar.project.saveandsendtobatchstitcher@ uses the current file name of the project, so previous versions of the same project will be overwritten."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.includeimages",
            "helptext": "Only include the selected images in the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Images can also be included / excluded using the right click context menus in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ and @mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@ tabs.<br><br>And it is possible to right click in the Panorama Editor and Detail Viewer to exclude the image at the clicked location.<optional product='pro'><br><br>For HDR panoramas, all images at a certain exposure level can be selected using @menubar.images@ | @menubar.images.select@ | @menubar.images.select.blendplane@, and included or excluded using @menubar.images@ | @menubar.images.include@ / @menubar.images.exclude@</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.blendertype",
            "helptext": "Select the blender to use.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Besides its own blender, PTGui supports two blending plugins: Smartblend and Enblend. These must be configured first in @optionspreferences@ | @options.plugins@. Keep in mind that there are limitations to the blending plugins: they are slower than the PTGui blender, may give blending artifacts in the nadir and zenith and do not support very large panoramas.<optional product='pro'>Also, green masks are supported only by the PTGui blender.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.blenderfeather",
            "helptext": "Controls the sharpness of the seams. Use '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.feather.soft@' for a smooth overlap, '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.feather.sharp@' for a hard seam."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.blendingmode",
            "helptext": "Blending algorithm to use.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode.multiband@:</b>fine details are blended with a small overlap, while slowly changing details and color differences are blended with a wide overlap.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode.alpha@:</b>performs simple linear blending.<br><br>Generally, @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode.multiband@ blending gives superior results. But alpha blending is preferable in these cases:<br>• when compositing adjacent images with no overlap (e.g. when assembling cube face images into a panorama)<br>• when blending 32 bit HDR source images that are not properly exposure matched. @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendmode.multiband@ blending may create dark halos in such a case."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.interpolator",
            "helptext": "Controls the method used to calculate pixels inbetween actual source image pixels.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When warping images into a panorama, pixel values need to be calculated 'in between' pixels in the source image. This process is called interpolation. PTGui provides several interpolation algorithms. Each algorithm has its pros and cons; which is the best interpolator is a matter of taste and is depending on the actual images. The differences between interpolators can be subtle but they are noticable around diagonal lines (smoother or slightly jagged) and around high contrast areas (more or less 'halo' artifacts).<br><br><b>Nearest Neighbor:</b> this interpolator simply picks the pixel nearest to the pixel location to be calculated. The algorithm is very fast but the results are very poor.<br><br><b>Bilinear:</b> interpolation is done by averaging the 4 pixels around the desired pixel location. Relatively fast and better than Nearest Neighbor but not recommended for production.<br><br><b>Bicubic:</b> uses a 4x4 kernel, i.e. 16 pixels around the desired pixel location are used to calculate each pixel in the panorama. Three different levels of sharpening are available. The @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bicubicsofter@ interpolator is recommended when using HDR source images since it does not contain negative coefficients. Other interpolators do have negative coefficients which may cause halos around high contrast areas in HDR panoramas.<br><br><b>Lanczos and Spline:</b> more sophisticated interpolators with even larger kernels. The larger kernels provide smoother diagonal lines but have a stronger tendency to create visible halos around high contrast objects.<br><br><b>@default@:</b>uses Lanczos2 for regular source images, or @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.interpolator.bicubicsofter@ for 32 bit HDR source images."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramatab.restoredefaults",
            "helptext": "Reset the parameters in this section to their defaults."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.mouseover",
            "label": "Select image under mouse pointer",
            "helptext": "While moving the mouse over the panorama, the source image under the mouse pointer will be highlighted."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.help",
            "label": "Help",
            "helptext": "Show help information for the panorama editor."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.editimages",
            "label": "Edit individual images",
            "helptext": "Use this mode to move or rotate individual images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>By dragging with the left mouse button images can be moved around in the output area. Under the hood this changes the image's @yaw@ and @pitch@ angles.<br><br>By dragging with the right mouse button <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+drag)</optional> images are rotated. This modifies the image's @roll@ angle.<br><br>The '@panoeditor.menubar.mouseover@' button at the left of the toolbar toggles the way images are selected. If enabled, images are selected while hovering the mouse over them. If disabled, images can be selected by clicking on the image icons above the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.editpano",
            "label": "Edit panorama",
            "helptext": "Use this mode to move or rotate the panorama as a whole.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Drag with the left mouse button to shift the entire panorama. Drag with the right mouse button <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+drag)</optional> to rotate the entire panorama around its center.<br><br>PTGui performs the edits by modifying the @yaw@, @pitch@ and @roll@ angles of all images together."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.setcenter",
            "label": "Set center",
            "helptext": "Use this mode to re-center the panorama. Click at the desired point in the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.fitpano",
            "label": "Fit panorama",
            "helptext": "Makes the panorama fill the entire frame. This is done by adjusting the horizontal and vertical field of view."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.centerpano",
            "label": "Center panorama",
            "helptext": "Center the panorama in the frame."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.straightenpano",
            "label": "Straighten panorama",
            "helptext": "Move or rotate the panorama such that it is displayed straight."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.rectilinear",
            "label": "Rectilinear projection",
            "helptext": "Switch to rectilinear projection. In rectilinear projection straight lines remain straight, but it is suitable only for narrow panoramas."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.cylindrical",
            "label": "Cylindrical projection",
            "helptext": "Switch to cylindrical projection. Suitable for 360° panoramas."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.equirectangular",
            "label": "@+projection.equirectangular@ projection",
            "helptext": "Switch to equirectangular projection. This is the projection to use for spherical 360° x 180° panoramas."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.otherprojection",
            "label": "More projections"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.detailviewer",
            "label": "Show the Detail Viewer",
            "helptext": "The detail viewer can be used to zoom into the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>A magnifying glass will be shown in the panorama editor to indicate the location of the Detail Viewer. This icon can be moved around to zoom at a specific location.<br><br>For spherical panoramas the detail viewer is useful for inspecting the nadir and zenith of the panorama, because it displays a perspective corrected view."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.preview",
            "label": "Open in external viewer",
            "helptext": "Takes a screenshot of the panorama editor and opens this an external viewer.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Useful for previewing a spherical panorama interactively in the PTGui Viewer. A screenshot of the panorama editor will be taken, at the currently displayed size. PTGui will ask you which application the image must be opened in. Additional applications can be configured in @optionspreferences@ | @options.foldersandfileshtml@.<br><br>Note that this gives a quick but low resolution preview. For higher quality previews use the @menubar.project.preview@ tab in the main window instead."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.blended",
            "label": "Blended",
            "helptext": "Show blended panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.noblend",
            "label": "Unblended",
            "helptext": "Show unblended panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.showseams",
            "label": "Show seams",
            "helptext": "The location of the seams is indicated by red lines."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.showimagenumbers",
            "label": "Show image numbers"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.toolbar.ontop",
            "label": "Keep on top",
            "helptext": "Keep the panorama editor on top of other windows."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.gridbutton",
            "label": "Adjust the grid overlay"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.vfovslider",
            "label": "Vertical field of view",
            "helptext": "Move down to widen the view vertically, move up to make it narrower."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoeditor.hfovslider",
            "label": "Horizontal field of view",
            "helptext": "Move right to widen the view horizontally, move to the left to make it narrower."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.displayzoom",
            "label": "Display mode: Zoom",
            "helptext": "In this mode the detail viewer shows a zoomed crop of the panorama in the actual projection."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.displayperspective",
            "label": "Display mode: Perspective",
            "helptext": "In this mode a perspective corrected view of the panorama is shown, similar to an interactive panorama viewer."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.dragandhold",
            "label": "Navigation mode: drag and hold",
            "helptext": "To navigate, click and hold down the mouse button. Drag to the desired direction; the view will continuously move until the mouse button is released."        
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.dragtomove",
            "label": "Navigation mode: drag to move",
            "helptext": "To navigate, drag the panorama in the desired direction."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.blended",
            "label": "Blended",
            "helptext": "Show blended panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.noblend",
            "label": "Unblended",
            "helptext": "Show unblended panorama"
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.showseams",
            "label": "Show seams",
            "helptext": "The location of the seams is indicated by red lines."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.showimagenumbers",
            "label": "Show image numbers"
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.ontop",
            "label": "Keep on top",
            "helptext": "Keep the detail viewer on top of other windows."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.toolbar.help",
            "label": "Help",
            "helptext": "Show help information for the detail viewer."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.zoomslider",
            "label": "Zoom",
            "helptext": "Move up to zoom in, move down to zoom out.<optional platform='windows'>Zooming can also be done using the mouse weel.</optional><optional platform='mac'>Zooming can also be done using two finger pinch gestures on the trackpad.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.enable",
            "helptext": "Enable tone mapping.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Tone mapping is generally known in the context of HDR images but it can be used for regular low dynamic range images as well. Tone mapping reduces the dynamic range by boosting shadows and darkening highlights, similar to shadow / highlight correction in image editing software. This leads to a more pleasing image, especially for high contrast scenes."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.brightness",
            "helptext": "Sets the overall brightness of the tone mapped image. 0 is black, 1 is white."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.boostshadows",
            "helptext": "The maximum increase in brightness that will be applied. Be careful, boosting the shadows will amplify image noise as well."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.reducelights",
            "helptext": "The maximum reduction in brightness that will be applied. Too much reduction in brightness will cause clipped highlights to be reduced to grey."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.autoboostreduce",
            "helptext": "Use automatic values for Boost shadows and Reduce lights above."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.compression",
            "helptext": "Amount of dynamic range compression. High compression will allow both very dark and very bright areas of the image to be visible in the tone mapped image, but low compression may look more natural."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.contrast",
            "helptext": "Increase or reduce the image contrast."
        },
        {
            "id": "tonemapsettings.saturation",
            "helptext": "Increase or reduce the vibrancy of the colors in the tone mapped image."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurefusionsettings.brightness",
            "helptext": "Sets the overall brightness of the exposure fused image. 0 is black, 1 is white."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurefusionsettings.boostshadows",
            "helptext": "Additionally boost the shadows. This will amplify image noise as well."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurefusionsettings.reducelights",
            "helptext": "Additionally reduce brightness of highlights. Too much reduction in brightness will cause clipped highlights to be reduced to grey."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurefusionsettings.sigma",
            "helptext": "Strength of the algorithm. At a low sigma only the best exposed pixels are used. A higher value creates a more gradual merge between the blend planes, slightly reducing image contrast. Too low sigma values may cause image artifacts; increase the slider until the result looks good."
        },
        {
            "id": "numericaltransform.yaw",
            "helptext": "Shifts the panorama to the left or right."
        },
        {
            "id": "numericaltransform.pitch",
            "helptext": "Shifts the panorama up or down."
        },
        {
            "id": "numericaltransform.roll",
            "helptext": "Rotates the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectionpanel.projection",
            "helptext": "Projection to use for the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>See <a href='helppage:projections'>Projections</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectionpanel.hfov",
            "helptext": "Horizontal field of view.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Can also be adjusted using the slider at the bottom of this window. See <a href='helppage:projections'>Projections</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectionpanel.vfov",
            "helptext": "Vertical field of view.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Can also be adjusted using the slider at the left hand side of this window. See <a href='helppage:projections'>Projections</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectionpanel.compression",
            "helptext": "Projection compression.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>See <a href='helppage:projections'>Projections</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projectionpanel.preset",
            "helptext": "Some preset projections.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@projectionpreset.spherical@:</b>This is the standard projection for spherical panoramas.<br><br><b>@projectionpreset.littleplanet@:</b>This uses the '@projection.stereographicdown@' projection, which centers the image around the nadir. The resulting panorama looks like it was taken on a small planet, hence the name.<br><br><b>@projectionpreset.cubeface@:</b>Projects the panorama onto one surface of a cube."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.exposure",
            "helptext": "Increase or decrease brightness of the preview. Affects the image as displayed here, in the @mainwindow.tabs.crop@ tab, <optional product='pro'>@mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tab,</optional>@mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab and in the Detail Viewer. The stitched panorama is not affected.<br><br>Right click on the slider to reset to 0."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.blendplane",
            "helptext": "For HDR panoramas: show only the selected blend plane instead of the tone mapped / exposure fused panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.sourcefiles",
            "helptext": "The panoramas to be processed. Multiple panoramas can be processed in batch.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Add panoramas to the list by clicking the + button below, or by dragging &amp; dropping files onto the list. For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.sourcefiles.add",
            "label": "Add",
            "helptext": "Add panoramas to the list of files to be processed."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.sourcefiles.remove",
            "label": "Remove",
            "helptext": "Remove selected files from the list."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.projection",
            "helptext": "Projection of the panorama. Spherical panoramas usually are in equirectangular projection.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.hfov",
            "helptext": "Horizontal view of the panorama. For spherical panoramas enter 360°.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.savetosamename",
            "helptext": "If selected, the output files will be saved to the folder containing the source images. The generated file names will be similar to the source image file name but with different extensions."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.saveas",
            "helptext": "File and folder name to use for the generated files.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Multiple files will be generated, PTGui will append different suffixes and extensions. If a relative path is entered, this will be interpreted relative to the source image folder."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.defaults",
            "helptext": "Reset all settings here to default values."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtoweb.convert",
            "helptext": "Convert the images and generate all files for web publishing."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.createcomponents",
            "helptext": "Configures which files to create.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@txt.allfiles@:</b>generate all files required for web publishing: image tiles, html file and the viewer applet.<br><br><b>@publishtowebsite.create.images@:</b>only convert the images to tiles. Use this if the html files and the viewer applet are already uploaded to the website."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.resolution",
            "helptext": "The combined size in megapixels of the generated .jpg tiles.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Use @options.automatic@ to choose the optimum size at which no loss of quality occurs. Using a smaller size shortens the download time before the panorama is displayed fully, but also reduces the image quality. When using the @options.automatic@ setting the output panorama size is limited to 60 megapixels. This can be overridden by deselecting @options.automatic@, but such large panoramas cannot reliably displayed on every computer. Download time can also be reduced by lowering the JPEG quality below."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.automaticresolution",
            "helptext": "Uses a resolution to match the original resolution of the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.mobileresolution",
            "helptext": "Use smaller tiles on mobile devices (Android, iOS).",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Mobile devices have limited memory. If the panorama is too large (i.e. too many pixels) the web browser on the device runs out of memory and may shut down without warning. This setting instructs the browser to reduce the image size before display. In practise 4.5 megapixels is a safe limit."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.jpegquality",
            "helptext": "Quality level (0 .. 100) of the generated .jpg files. A lower number will result in lower quality but faster downloading."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.angles",
            "helptext": "Initial viewing parameters and limits.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@+pan@</b> sets and limits the horizontal viewing direction: 0° is the center of the panorama, -180° is the leftmost side and 180° is the rightmost side. <br><br><b>@+tilt@</b> sets and limits the vertical viewing direction: 0° is the horizon, 90° the zenith and -90° the nadir.<br><br>Select <b>@options.automatic@</b> to set the @pan@ and @tilt@ limits automatically, such that the visible area is limited to the boundaries of the panorama.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.fov@</b>This sets and limits the zoom: lower values zoom in, while higher values zoom out. In practise, 90° is a good initial field of view and 120° is a suitable maximum value."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.autorotate.enabled",
            "helptext": "Enable automatic rotation: the panorama will start rotating automatically when the web page is displayed."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.autorotate.speed",
            "helptext": "Speed of automatic rotation. A positive value moves the 'virtual camera' towards the left, a negative value moves in the opposite direction."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.autorotate.resume",
            "helptext": "Automatic rotation stops when the user clicks in the panorama. If this setting is enabled, it will resume rotating after some time."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.autorotate.resumedelay",
            "helptext": "Time in seconds after which automatic rotation will take over."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.enablefullscreen",
            "helptext": "Enables or disables the full screen button at the top right of the viewer.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@publishtowebsite.showfullscreen.yes@:</b>enable full screen support.<br><br><b>@publishtowebsite.showfullscreen.no@:</b>disable full screen support.<br><br>Full screen display uses the HTML5 full screen API. This is supported these days by most web browsers. On unsupported devices, full screen display is emulated by expanding the panorama to fill the entire web page. This generally works fine, except when displaying the panorama in an IFRAME: in such a case the panorama will expand to fill the entire iframe, not the entire browser window."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.enablegyroscope",
            "helptext": "On mobile devices, navigate the panorama by rotating and tilting the device."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.navigatemode",
            "helptext": "How to navigate the panorama using the mouse.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@publishtowebsite.mousenav.drag@:</b>hold down the mouse button and drag the panorama in the desired direction.<br><br><b>@publishtowebsite.mousenav.moveto@:</b>hold down and move the mouse away: the panorama will start rotating in the opposite direction, until the mouse button is released.<br><br>This setting only applies to mouse based devices; on mobile devices the panorama can be navigated by swiping, regardless of this setting."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.webpage.title",
            "helptext": "Title of the web page, displayed above the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.webpage.description",
            "helptext": "Description, displayed on the web page below the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.webpage.customtemplate.enabled",
            "helptext": "Use a custom HTML template. If enabled, a template file should be selected.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.webpage.customtemplate.filename",
            "helptext": "File name of the HTML template to use. Press <b>@publishtowebsite.createtemplate@</b> to create one which can be edited.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.webpage.customtemplate.browse",
            "helptext": "Select the file name of an HTML template you created.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsettings.webpage.customtemplate.createtemplate",
            "helptext": "Create a new HTML template. The template can be customized by editing the html contents.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:publishtowebsite'>using Publish to Website</a>"
        },

        {
            "id": "converttocubic.sourcefiles",
            "helptext": "The panoramas to be processed. Multiple panoramas can be processed in batch.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Add panoramas to the list by clicking the + button below, or by dragging &amp; dropping files onto the list. For more information see <a href='helppage:converttocubic'>@menubar.tools.converttocubic@</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.sourcefiles.add",
            "label": "Add",
            "helptext": "Add panoramas to the list of files to be processed."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.sourcefiles.remove",
            "label": "Remove",
            "helptext": "Remove selected files from the list."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.projection",
            "helptext": "Projection of the panorama. Spherical panoramas usually are in equirectangular projection.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:converttocubic'>@menubar.tools.converttocubic@</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.hfov",
            "helptext": "Horizontal view of the panorama. For spherical panoramas enter 360°.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For more information see <a href='helppage:converttocubic'>@menubar.tools.converttocubic@</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.savetosamename",
            "helptext": "If selected, the output files will be saved to the folder containing the source images. The generated file names will be similar to the source image file name but with different extensions."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.saveas",
            "helptext": "File and folder name to use for the generated files.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui will append the appropriate suffix or file extension. If a relative path is entered, this will be interpreted relative to the source image folder."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.defaults",
            "helptext": "Reset all settings here to default values."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.convert",
            "helptext": "Convert the images and generate all files."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.targetformat",
            "helptext": "Target format to convert to.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@cubicconverter.convertto.qtvr@:</b>QTVR was a special dialect in the QuickTime .mov video format supporting interactive playback of spherical panoramas. For many years this has been the format of choice for embedding panoramas in web pages: the QuickTime plugin was installed on every Mac and on many Windows computers (it was included with iTunes for Windows). In 2009 Apple has dropped support for QTVR from QuickTime, so it should be considered a legacy format now.<br><br><b>@cubicconverter.convertto.cubefacestrip@:</b>convert to 6 cube faces, placed in a single image as a horizontal strip.<br><br><b>@cubicconverter.convertto.cubefaces@:</b>convert to 6 individual cube face images."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.fileformat",
            "helptext": "File format for the images created."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic.cubefacenames",
            "helptext": "Configure the file name suffixes for the 6 created images."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubicsettings.cubefacesize",
            "helptext": "Width and height (in pixels) of the generated cube faces. Choose @options.automatic@ to use the optimum size."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubicsettings.autocubefacesize",
            "helptext": "Use the optimum cube face size. At this size the output resolution matches the resolution of the panoramic image."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubicsettings.jpegquality",
            "helptext": "Quality level (0 .. 100) of the generated .jpg files. A lower number will result in lower quality but faster downloading."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubicsettings.windowsize",
            "helptext": "The initial size (in pixels) at which the QuickTime Player window is shown on screen when the QTVR .mov file is first openend. The user can resize the window afterwards."
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubicsettings.angles",
            "helptext": "Initial viewing parameters and limits.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@+pan@</b> sets and limits the horizontal viewing direction: 0° is the center of the panorama, -180° is the leftmost side and 180° is the rightmost side. <br><br><b>@+tilt@</b> sets and limits the vertical viewing direction: 0° is the horizon, 90° the zenith and -90° the nadir.<br><br>Select <b>@options.automatic@</b> to set the @pan@ and @tilt@ limits automatically, such that the visible area is limited to the boundaries of the panorama.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.fov@</b> sets and limits the zoom: lower values zoom in, while higher values zoom out. In practise, 90° is a good initial field of view and 120° is a suitable maximum value."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptable.filterimage",
            "helptext": "Filter the table to show only control points of the selected images."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptable.filtertype",
            "helptext": "Filter the table to show only control points of a certain type.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui supports 4 different control points types: @cptable.normal@, @cptable.horizontalline@, @cptable.verticalline@ and @cptable.line@. Use this filter to show only control points of a certain type."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptable.table",
            "morehelptext": "@controlpointstable@. <a href='helppage:cptable'>Read more...</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.detect",
            "helptext": "Detect panoramas by analyzing folders with images."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.selectmanually",
            "helptext": "Select a number of images and add it to the list as a single project."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.projectslist",
            "morehelptext": "Project list, one row for each generated project. <a href='helppage:batchbuilder'>Read more...</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.templatelist",
            "helptext": "Template to use for generating the project files.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The Batch Builder generates projects by loading a group of source images first and then applying the template selected here. The resulting project is saved as a new project file.<br><br>All templates in the default template folder are shown in the list. Additionally the following options are shown:<br><br><b>@batchbuilder.newemptyproject@:</b>don't apply any template. This gives the same result as starting a new project and adding the source images. When sent to the Batch Stitcher it will run '@alignimages@' and then stitch the panorama. If the default settings have been changed using @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.makedefault@, the modified defaults will be used.<br><br><b>@batchbuilder.usecurrentastemplate@:</b>use the currently opened project and apply it as a template after adding source images.<br><br><b>@menubar.file.applytemplate.other@:</b>select a project file from disk to be used as a template."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.templatefilename",
            "helptext": "File name of the template to use. Click @browse@ to select one."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.alignimages",
            "helptext": "Configure whether the batch stitcher should analyze and align the images before stitching.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>By default this corresponds to the setting under @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@ in the template project. This setting is repeated here and it can be overridden because it is a common source of confusion.<br><br>The Batch Stitcher can be configured to run '@alignimages@' before stitching the panorama. If enabled, the batch stitcher will first analyze the images, generate control points, optimize the project, etc. What exactly will be done is configured in the template under @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - Align Images Behavior. After aligning, the updated project file will be saved to disk.<br><br>If disabled, the project will be stitched exactly as in the template, so the template should contain properly aligned images.<br><br>Essentially there are two different use cases for the Batch Builder:<br><br>1. to stitch many panoramas using the exact same settings, without generating control points. This can be used for example with multi camera rigs, where all panoramas are guaranteed to have the same image orientations. In this case, '@alignimages@' must be skipped.<br><br>2. or to automatically stitch a number of panoramas by just pointing PTGui to a folder with images. The images are taken for example by rotating the camera on a panoramic tripod head. In this case the image positions in each panoramas will usually be slightly different. Even if the panoramic head has click stops, mechanical tolerances will cause small variations in the image orientations in each panorama. To compensate for this PTGui should analyze the images for each panorama and generate control points, so '@alignimages@' must be run before stitching."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.savetobatchlist",
            "helptext": "The generated projects will be added to a Batch List. The Batch List can be loaded as a whole in the batch stitcher. This will be saved in the default folder for Batch Lists."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.browsesavetobatchlist",
            "helptext": "Select a file name to store the batch list to."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.generate",
            "helptext": "Run the Batch Builder to generate the project files."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.method",
            "helptext": "Method to use for finding panoramas.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The Batch Builder can detect panoramas in one of the following ways:<br><br><b>@batchbuilderdetect.method.oneperfolder@:</b>use this if you have already organized your source images in separate folders for each panorama. PTGui Pro will look in the chosen folder, all sub folders, sub sub folders and so on, and generate project files for each folder that contains one or more images. Each project file will contain all images found in that folder. <br><br><b>@batchbuilderdetect.method.fixednumimages@:</b>use this method if all source images are in one folder and all panoramas should have a fixed number of images. For example if a folder contains 100 images and the number of images per panorama is set to 7, the result will be 15 projects with 7 images each (except for the last one). Images are sorted and grouped alphabetically. <br><br><b>@batchbuilderdetect.method.shootingdate@:</b>projects will be detected based on the shooting date/time: images will be considered to form a panorama if they were taken within the specified number of seconds after each other. Additional filter criteria allow you to filter based on the focal length and only qualify subsequent images that have the same focal length, exposure time, aperture and/or ISO value. <br><br><b>@batchbuilderdetect.method.subfolderpercamera@:</b>this method can be used for creating time lapse panoramas from multiple cameras. The memory card from each camera can be copied to a separate subfolder. Each subfolder should contain the same number of images, in the same ascending numerical order. The generated project files will take one image from each subfolder (with the subfolder names in alphabetical order)."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.folder",
            "helptext": "The root folder to scan. Press @browse@ to select."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.subfolderprefix",
            "helptext": "Scan only subfolders whose names start with these characters.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For example if the subfolders containing the images are named 'camera1', 'camera2', etc, enter 'camera' to scan only these folders."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.filterextension",
            "helptext": "Only use image file names with this extension.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Enter the extension without the period (JPG, not .JPG). Filtering is case insensitive, so this will match both image.jpg and image.JPG<br><br>Multiple extensions can be entered, separated by a comma. For example: tif, jpg"
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.imagesperpanorama",
            "helptext": "Number of images for each panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For example if a folder contains 100 images and this is set to 7, the result will be 14 projects with 7 images each and one project with 2 images. Images are sorted and grouped by file name alphabetically."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.secondsbetweenshots",
            "helptext": "Maximum time between two consecutive shots. If the next image was taken with a longer time inbetween, it will be added to a next project."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.focallength",
            "helptext": "Only use images with a recorded focal length (in the EXIF data) in this range. Leave empty to ignore the focal length."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.samefocallength",
            "helptext": "Starts a new project if an image has a different focal length (according to the EXIF data) than the previous image."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sameexposuretime",
            "helptext": "Starts a new project if an image has a different exposure time (according to the EXIF data) than the previous image."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sameaperture",
            "helptext": "Starts a new project if an image has a different aperture (according to the EXIF data) than the previous image."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.sameiso",
            "helptext": "Starts a new project if an image has a different ISO value (according to the EXIF data) than the previous image."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilderdetect.run",
            "helptext": "Start scanning for panoramas."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.allimages",
            "helptext": "Apply the grid to all images in the current project."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.imagerange",
            "helptext": "Range of images to apply the grid to. The first image of the project has number 1. The range includes the last number."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.rowscolumns",
            "helptext": "Number of rows and columns in the grid. Use the @presetbutton@ button to select from a list."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.rowscolumns.preset",
            "helptext": "Select the number of rows and columns. This list is based on the total number of images included in the grid."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.shootingconfig",
            "helptext": "A total of 16 different shooting configurations are supported. The arrows illustrate the selected shooting order."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.horizontal.center",
            "helptext": "Center the panorama horizontally around @yaw@=0°"
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.horizontal.offset",
            "helptext": "Configures the horizontal (@yaw@) offset of the columns."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.horizontal.spacedby",
            "helptext": "The horizontal interval (in degrees @yaw@) between columns."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.horizontal.overlap",
            "helptext": "The horizontal overlap (in % of the image width) of the columns."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.horizontal.stretch360",
            "helptext": "Spread the columns evenly so they form a 360° panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.vertical.center",
            "helptext": "Center the panorama vertically around @pitch@=0°"
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.vertical.offset",
            "helptext": "Configures the vertical (@pitch@) offset of the rows."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.vertical.spacedby",
            "helptext": "The vertical interval (in degrees @pitch@) between rows."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.vertical.overlap",
            "helptext": "The vertical overlap (in % of the image height) of the rows."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.roll.dontchange",
            "helptext": "Keep all @roll@ angles as they currently are."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.roll.set",
            "helptext": "Set all the @roll@ angles of the selected images to this value."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.modifyfov",
            "helptext": "If selected, when the @txt.apply@ button is clicked, the field of view of the panorama will be adjusted such that the panorama fills the entire frame. Also a projection suitable for the panorama field of view will be selected."
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid.apply",
            "helptext": "Apply the grid to the panorama. Open the panorama editor to verify the result."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.addproject",
            "label": "@batchstitcher.menubar.addprojects@",
            "helptext": "Add projects to the queue."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.removeproject",
            "label": "@batchstitcher.menubar.removeprojects@",
            "helptext": "Remove the selected projects from the queue."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.openbatchlist",
            "label": "@batchstitcher.menubar.openbatchlist@",
            "helptext": "Load a Batch List. A batch List stores a list of jobs, complete with the Done / Not Done status of each job."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.savebatchlist",
            "label": "Save to Batch List",
            "helptext": "Save the current state of the queue to a Batch List. Using Batch Lists allows you to close the Batch Stitcher and continue where you left off."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.start",
            "label": "Run",
            "helptext": "Continue processing. The Batch Stitcher will start processing the first unfinished job in the queue."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.stop",
            "label": "Stop",
            "helptext": "Stop processing. The Batch Stitcher will abort processing the current job (if any)."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.toolbar.help",
            "label": "@help@"
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.clearlog",
            "label": "Clear the log"
        },
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher.projectslist",
            "morehelptext": "Job queue. See: <a href='helppage:batchstitcher'>Working with the Batch Stitcher</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "philosphere.size",
            "helptext": "Size in pixels of the generated printable document. For example enter 3000 x 1860 to get a 300 dpi printable image at A4/Letter page size. Two documents will be generated."
        },
        {
            "id": "philosphere.start",
            "helptext": "Start the conversion. You will be prompted for the source image file, and asked where to save the two resulting images."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase.entries",
            "morehelptext": "Lens database records. See: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase.entries.add",
            "label": "Add",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Lens database records can be added from the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab in the main window. See: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase.entries.remove",
            "label": "Remove",
            "helptext": "Remove the selected lens database record."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase.mappings",
            "helptext": "EXIF associations for the selected lens database record.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Lens database records can be associated with EXIF data to automatically apply custom settings to images from a specific camera/lens combination. See: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase.mappings.add",
            "label": "Add EXIF association",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Associations can be made in the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab in the main window. See: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase.mappings.remove",
            "label": "Remove EXIF association",
            "morehelptext": "Remove the selected association. Lens settings will no longer be applied automatically when loading an image from this camera/lens. See: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "cameradatabase.entries",
            "morehelptext": "Camera database records. See: <a href='helppage:cameradatabase'>Using the Camera Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "cameradatabase.entries.add",
            "label": "Add",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Camera database records can be added from the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab in the main window. See: <a href='helppage:cameradatabase'>Using the Camera Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "cameradatabase.entries.remove",
            "label": "Remove",
            "helptext": "Remove the selected camera database record."
        },
        {
            "id": "focallengthdialog.loadfromlensdb",
            "helptext": "Use lens data from the Lens Database.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>You can use the lens database to store custom lens settings. Select from this list to initialize all lens parameters from the lens database. The lens database can be opened through @menubar.tools@ | @lensdatabase@. Also see: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"

        },
        {
            "id": "focallengthdialog.focallength",
            "helptext": "Focal length of the lens in millimeters.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Enter the actual focal length, not the 35mm equivalent focal length.<br><br>After entering the focal length, the '@focallengthdialog.lenstype@' list will be updated with matching lenses. Select the appropriate lens type from the list."
        },
        {
            "id": "focallengthdialog.focallengthpreset",
            "helptext": "Select a preset here if you don't know the lens focal length. If you know the focal length, enter the exact value instead."
        },
        {
            "id": "focallengthdialog.lenstype",
            "helptext": "Select the type of lens. This list is filtered by the focal length entered above, so enter the focal length first.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Depending on the focal length entered, this list may show the following lens types:<br><br><b>@focallengthdialog.regularlens@:</b>for non-fisheye lenses PTGui does not need to know any specific data besides the focal length. Therefore this item should be selected for all non-fisheye lenses.<br><br><b>@txt.genericfisheye@:</b>select this option if your lens is a fisheye lens but the specific lens model is not shown in the list. PTGui will initialize the lens parameters either as @projection.fullframefisheye@ or as @projection.circularfisheye@, depending on whether the cropping circle is visible in the image or not. The Fisheye Factor will be set to -0.5 for equisolid fisheye projection; this is the most common type.<br><br><b>Specific fisheye lens models:</b>depending on the focal length entered, a list of possible fisheye lenses is shown. If your lens is in the list, select it here. PTGui will initialize the lens parameters either as @projection.fullframefisheye@ or as @projection.circularfisheye@, depending on whether the cropping circle is visible in the image or not. The fisheye factor and cropping circle will be initialized appropriately from known values. If your lens is a fisheye lens and it is not shown here, please send us a sample image so we can include it in the next version of PTGui.<br><br>For more information about lens parameters: go to the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab in the main window. If the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab is not shown, click on @advanced@ first."
        },
        {
            "id": "focallengthdialog.alwaysuse",
            "helptext": "Add an association to the lens database for these lens settings and the EXIF data of the image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>By making an association in the Lens Database, these settings will be loaded automatically next time an image from the same lens / camera is loaded. For more information see: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "sensorsizedialog.sensorsize",
            "helptext": "Enter the camera sensor size here.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>To calculate the projection of a lens PTGui not only needs to know the focal length but also the camera's sensor size. Without knowing the sensor dimensions, the focal length is a meaningless value. The sensor size can be entered in 3 ways:<br><br><b>@sensorsizedialog.cropfactor@</b>this is the relative sensor size compared to the traditional full frame 24 x 36 mm sensor format. 1x corresponds to a full frame sensor, higher values correspond to smaller sensor dimensions.<br><br><b>@sensorsizedialog.diagonal@</b>the distance between the sensor's top left and bottom right corner.<br><br><b>@sensorsizedialog.sensorsize@</b>width and height (in mm) of the sensor."
        },
        {
            "id": "sensorsizedialog.preset",
            "helptext": "If you don't know the camera sensor size, select the most appropriate item from this list."
        },
        {
            "id": "sensorsizedialog.alwaysuse",
            "helptext": "Add a record to the camera database for the given sensor size and the EXIF data of the image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>By adding a record to the camera database, these settings will be loaded automatically next time an image from the same camera is loaded. For more information see: <a href='helppage:cameradatabase'>Using the Camera Database</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "options.tooltipmode",
            "helptext": "Configures whether tooltips will be shown. You are looking at such a tooltip now.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Tooltips are shown when the mouse pointer is kept above an input field for one second.<br><br><b>@options.tooltipmode.no@:</b>don't show tooltips at all.<br><br><b>@options.tooltipmode.onlytoolbars@:</b>only show tooltips for toolbar icons and other buttons without any text.<br><br><b>@options.tooltipmode.yes@:</b>show all tooltips."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.contentscalefactor",
            "helptext": "Enlarge or shrink all user interface elements with this factor.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Set to 100% to use the default size. PTGui must be restarted for any changes to take effect.<optional platform='windows'>Due to limitations in Windows, the font size of the menu bar is not affected.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "options.showroundedvalues",
            "helptext": "If enabled, fields which are not being edited show truncated values. For example, 28.1876 will be rounded to 28.2 when the cursor is not in the edit box."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.checkforupdates",
            "helptext": "If enabled, PTGui will check at most once a week if a new version of the software is available.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>A notification will popup if a new version is available. You can also manually check for updates at any time using @menubar.help@ | @menubar.help.checkforupdates@."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.checkforupdates.beta",
            "helptext": "Check this box if you are interested in beta versions of PTGui. Keep in mind that beta versions are intended for testing only, they may crash or cause loss of data."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.resetwarnings",
            "helptext": "Several warning messages displayed by PTGui have a checkbox labeled '@txt.dontaskthisagain@', which will mute the warning in the future. Use this button and then press @ok@ to re-enable all warning messages."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.enabled",
            "helptext": "When adding a single image to a new project, if this is enabled PTGui will scan the source image folder for other images of the same type, taken around the same time. If more images are found, PTGui will suggest to add these images too."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.threshold",
            "helptext": "Only consider images taken within this time frame from each other."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.autoaddrelatedimages.useexifdate",
            "helptext": "If selected, PTGui will look in the EXIF data of the image for the original shooting date. If not selected, PTGui will look at the modification date/time of the image file instead.<br><br>If you edit and save the image in an image editing appliction, the file modification date is modified but the original shooting date remains the same."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.batchstitcher.closewhendone",
            "helptext": "Configures whether the Batch Stitcher should be launched with the '@batchstitcher.menubar.closebatchstitcherwhenfinished@' flag selected. Only applies when the Batch Stitcher is launched by @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.saveandsendtobatchstitcher@ (in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab) or @menubar.project.sendtemporarycopytobatchstitcher@ (in the @menubar.project@ menu)."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.showintaskbar",
            "morehelptext": "<b>@options.showintaskbar.mainwindow@:</b>only a single button will be shown in the task bar for the PTGui main window.<br><br><b>@options.showintaskbar.all@:</b>each window will have a separate button in the task bar. Note that the Windows Taskbar Options have a setting to combine all task bar buttons of the same application into a single button. This should be disabled in order to see the separate task bar icons."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.mousewheelaction",
            "helptext": "Controls mouse wheel behavior in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab, <optional product='pro'>@mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tab,</optional>@mainwindow.tabs.crop@ tab and Detail Viewer.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b><optional platform='windows'>@options.mousewheelaction.nonmac.scrolling@</optional><optional platform='mac'>@options.mousewheelaction.mac.scrolling@</optional>:</b>use the mouse wheel<optional platform='mac'>(or two finger touchpad swipe)</optional>to move the image in all directions<br><br><b><optional platform='windows'>@options.mousewheelaction.nonmac.zooming@</optional><optional platform='mac'>@options.mousewheelaction.mac.zooming@</optional>:</b>use the mouse wheel<optional platform='mac'>(or two finger touchpad swipe)</optional>to zoom in or out.<br><br>Holding down the <optional platform='windows'>Ctrl key</optional><optional platform='mac'>Cmd key</optional> performs the other action."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.disablemouserepositioning",
            "helptext": "For certain functions such as @menubar.controlpoints.autojump@ in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab, PTGui moves the mouse pointer. This only works in conjunction with a mouse or trackpad. If you are using a tablet, pencil or touch screen, mouse pointer repositioning must be disabled."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.foldersandfiles.templatefolder",
            "helptext": "Default location to store templates. Templates can be stored in any folder, but templates in this folder will be listed in the @menubar.file.applytemplate@ shortcut list so they can be accessed quickly."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.foldersandfiles.applytemplateinitialfolder",
            "helptext": "Configures the folder that is initially shown when doing @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate.other@.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>Templates folder:</b>initially show the folder configured above.<br><br><b>Remember last used folder:</b>initially show the folder location of the last applied template."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.foldersandfiles.batchlistfolder",
            "helptext": "The default place to store batch lists. Although batch lists can be stored in any folder, the files in the default folder can be accessed quickly. For more information on batch lists open the Batch Stitcher and select @help@."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.foldersandfiles.tempfolder",
            "helptext": "PTGui will store temporary data in these folders.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Stitching large panoramas requires storing many gigabytes of temporary data. PTGui will initially use RAM memory for temporary data. But when memory gets full temporary data will be written to disk. PTGui does not use <optional platform='windows'>Windows swap space.</optional><optional platform='mac'>macOS swap space.</optional>Here you can configure where temporary data is stored on disk.  <br><br>First the temporary folders marked as <b>@options.defaultfolders.tempfiles.preferred@</b> will be used, before using the others. If no temporary folder is configured, the default temporary folder of the operating system will be used. If multiple temporary folders are configured, PTGui will balance their usage to improve performance.<br><br>For the best performance:<br>• always use an SSD drive for temporary storage<br>• don't use network or USB2 drives<br>• temporary data should be stored on a separate disk, different from the source images and panorama output folder."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.foldersandfiles.tempfolderpreferred",
            "helptext": "First any temporary folders marked as @options.defaultfolders.tempfiles.preferred@ will be used, before using the others."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.viewers.viewerapp",
            "helptext": "Configure external applications for viewing or editing panoramas. Enter the full path to the executable, or use the @browse@ button to locate the application.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Applications configured here will appear in the popup lists for:<br>• the @mainwindow.previewtab.previewbutton@ button in the @mainwindow.tabs.preview@ tab<br>• the @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.view@ button in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab<br>• the 'open in external viewer' toolbar button in the Panorama Editor.<br><br>In addition to the applications configured here, options will be shown for opening in the PTGui Viewer (if the panorama has equirectangular projection), for opening the output folder and for opening the file in the default image viewer for the operating system."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.zoomersize",
            "helptext": "Dimensions of the floating magnifier window in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab. Note that this is measured in source image pixels; the actual size on screen depends on the magnification factor as well."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.zoomermagnification",
            "helptext": "Zoom factor of the floating magnifier window in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.autocontrastamount",
            "helptext": "If @menubar.controlpoints.autocontrast@ is enabled in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab, sets the strength of the contrast adjustment."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.showlabelsinzoomer",
            "helptext": "If enabled, numbered boxes for the control points will be shown in the floating magnifier window.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If disabled, the magnifier window will only show tiny cross marks for each control point. Only affects the magnifier window; in the actual images in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab numbered markers are always shown."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.hidezoomerwhennothovering",
            "helptext": "If selected, the floating magnifier is  only shown when the mouse pointer is over the image. If unselected, the magnifier will be shown if a control point is selected, even if the mouse is outside the image."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.resetcptabwhenswitchingimages",
            "helptext": "Controls the behavior of '@cptypetoadd@' when switching to different images in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, '@cptypetoadd@' will be reset to the default setting whenever different images are shown. The default setting is @cptable.normal@, or if the same image is shown in both panels, @cptable.verticalline@.<br><br>If disabled, the current setting will be kept."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpeditor.showimagepickerballoon",
            "helptext": "Enable or disable the popup balloon that appears when hovering the mouse over the thumbnails in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab for bracketed exposures.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For HDR projects, PTGui by default combines linked images (bracketed exposures) into a single merged image. In the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab it may be necessary to display the individual images instead of the merged image, because control points are placed between individual images, not between groups of linked images. Therefore PTGui will pop up a balloon, showing the individual images, when hovering the mouse over the thumbnails.<br><br>If you find the balloon gets in your way, you can disable it here. Individual exposures from the set of bracketed exposures can still be selected in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab using the keyboard shortcuts <optional platform='windows'>Ctrl+Alt+Up and Ctrl+Alt+Down</optional><optional platform='mac'>Cmd+Alt+Up and Cmd+Alt+Down</optional>."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpgenerator.maxcpsperimagepair",
            "helptext": "The maximum number of control points that will be generated for each pair of overlapping images. In practise fewer points may be found than the maximum configured here. In general the default value of 25 control points per image pair is more than enough."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.cpgenerator.maxcpsperproject",
            "helptext": "The maximum number of control points that will be generated for the entire project.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For projects consisting of many images, fewer control points per image pair are needed. This is because the control points of all images together are used to estimate the lens parameters. Limiting the total number of control points will reduce the time needed by the optimizer.<br><br>Regardless of this setting, PTGui will keep at least 5 control points per image pair, because these are needed for positioning the images accurately. So for large projects actually more control points may be generated than configured here."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.plugins.enblend.application",
            "helptext": "Select the path of the Enblend executable, or click @browse@ to select it on disk.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Enblend is a third party panorama blending application. Enblend can be selected to be used for blending in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab, at '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendusing@'."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.plugins.enblend.cmdline",
            "helptext": "Optional. Enter any command line parameters that must be passed to Enblend."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.plugins.smartblend.application",
            "helptext": "Select the path of the Smartblend executable, or click @browse@ to select it on disk.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Smartblend is a third party panorama blending application. Smartblend can be selected to be used for blending in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab, at '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendusing@'."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.plugins.smartblend.cmdline",
            "helptext": "Optional. Enter any command line parameters that must be passed to Smartblend."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.plugins.dcraw.application",
            "helptext": "Enter the location of your custom dcraw executable. Leave empty to use the dcraw that is bundled with PTGui.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>For loading camera RAW files PTGui uses the open source DCRaw application. PTGui comes with a copy of DCRaw included but it can be configured to use a different version of DCRaw by entering the full path to the executable here. This may be useful if a newer version of DCRaw is available than the one included with PTGui.<br><br>Leave this field empty to use the DCRaw application bundled with PTGui; newer versions of DCRaw will be included with each upgrade of PTGui."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.showconsolewindowforplugins",
            "helptext": "If enabled, the blending plugins Enblend and Smartblend will run in a separate command prompt (DOS) window during stitching.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This may be useful for debugging problems with Enblend or Smartblend. If enabled, the plugin will run in a command prompt window ('DOS box'), so you can see detailed progress.<br><br>You are recommended to disable this setting though: by having the plugins run in the background PTGui will be able to catch and display any error messages. If an error occurs while running a plugin in a command prompt window, PTGui will not be able to catch the error message and the window will be closed before you have the opportunity to read the error message."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.maxram",
            "helptext": "The maximum amount of RAM to be used by PTGui. Use '@options.automatic@' or set it to be significantly less than the amount of RAM installed in the computer.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>During stitching and when working on a project, PTGui needs to keep a lot of temporary data. Initially PTGui will keep temporary data in RAM memory. Only when memory usage reaches the amount configured here, temporary data will start to be written to temporary files. Because accessing files is much slower than accessing RAM, using more RAM will increase performance, up to a limit. Care should be taken not to allocate too much RAM to PTGui, otherwise the operating system will start swapping other active applications to disk. If you find that your computer is locking up while PTGui is stitching this usually means that PTGui is attempting to use more RAM than is available. In that case reducing this number might help. Choose @options.automatic@ to let PTGui pick a default amount."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.automaxram",
            "helptext": "Choose a suitable value for the maximum amount of RAM to use. Deselect if you want to override this."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.gpuacceleration.enabled",
            "helptext": "If enabled, PTGui will use the graphics card (GPU) for image processing if possible.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>A powerful GPU can speed up stitching several times. To use the GPU for stitching a video card supporting OpenCL 1.1 is required, with a minimum of 512 MB video RAM. At least 2 GB of video RAM is recommended. Every recent GPU from AMD and NVIDIA is supported. Integrated graphics (a graphics processor integrated in the CPU) are not supported; in general these would be slower than stitching on the CPU anyway."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.gpuacceleration.enableforpreview",
            "helptext": "Disable this if you experience problems or crashing while using the Panorama Editor or Detail Viewer."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.gpuacceleration.device",
            "helptext": "If your computer has multiple GPUs, select the device to be used here."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.gpuacceleration.maxvideoram",
            "helptext": "Maximum amount of video RAM to be used by PTGui."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.gpuacceleration.automaxvideoram",
            "helptext": "Let PTGui decide how much video RAM to use."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.advanced.gpuacceleration.dontaskdisableopenclifcrashed",
            "helptext": "If a crash occurs while OpenCL is used, after restarting PTGui will ask if GPU acceleration should be disabled. Select this checkbox if PTGui should no longer ask this."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeexposure",
            "helptext": "Controls whether the brightness of individual source images will be adjusted, in order to minimize the differences in brightness between overlapping images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.expoffset@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab will be adjusted.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.onlyifnecessary@:</b>if the EXIF data of the images contain exposure information, this data is assumed to be correct and no additional brightness optimization is done. If the EXIF data does not contain exposure information, brightness will be optimized.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.disabled@:</b>brightness will not be optimized and the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.expoffset@' column of all images in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab will be reset to zero upon the next optimization.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.enabled@:</b>brightness of source images will be adjusted.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.keepcurrent@:</b>the current values in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.expoffset@' column will be kept."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.optimizewhitebalance",
            "helptext": "Controls whether the white balance of individual source images will be adjusted, in order to minimize color differences between images.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.whitebalance@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab will be adjusted.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.onlyifnecessary@:</b>if the EXIF data of one or more images indicate that automatic white balance was used, white balance optimization will be done. If (according to the EXIF data) the images were taken with a specific white balance preset, all images are assumed to have identical white balance settings, hence white balance will not be optimized.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.disabled@:</b>white balance will not be optimized and the current white balance parameters will be kept.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.enabled@:</b>white balance will be optimized."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.optimizeflare",
            "helptext": "Controls whether @lensflare@ of individual source images will be compensated. Contrast of individual images will be increased to compensate the reduction in contrast caused by @lensflare@.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, the '@+flare@' columns in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab will be adjusted.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.disabled@:</b>@lensflare@ will not be optimized and the @flare@ parameters of all images will be reset to zero upon the next optimization.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.enabled@:</b>@lensflare@ will be optimized.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.keepcurrent@:</b>the current @flare@ parameters will be kept."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.images",
            "helptext": "The settings at the left side will only be adjusted for the selected images."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.lensprofile",
            "helptext": "Multiple lens profiles are used; select a lens profile from the list to edit the settings at the right hand side"
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.optimizevignetting",
            "helptext": "Configure if vignetting will be optimized.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Vignetting is also called 'light fall off'. Vignetting causes an image to become darker towards the corners. It is an artifact of the lens; generally the effect is stronger at larger apertures (lower f-stop values). Vignetting is the main cause of exposure mismatches in panoramas.<br><br><b>Disabled:</b>vignetting will not be optimized and the vignetting curve will be reset to zero upon the next optimization.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.enabled@:</b>vignetting will be optimized.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.keepcurrent@:</b>the current vignetting parameters will be kept."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.optimizecameracurve",
            "helptext": "Configure if the camera response curve will be optimized.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The pixel values in regular image files do not represent the actual real-world light intensities of the scene. Instead, every camera maps the recorded brightness of each pixel into a numerical value according to a certain curve. Exposure correction and HDR generation operate on real world light intensities, so the camera response curve must be known. PTGui Pro can determine the response curve by analyzing multiple overlapping images. The most accurate results are obtained if there are overlapping images taken with different exposure times.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.cameraresponsecurve.generate@:</b>analyze the images to determine the response curve. The camera curve can only be determined accurately if the project contains overlapping pixels taken at different exposure settings. Therefore this option should only be used for HDR projects.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.cameraresponsecurve.usedefault@:</b>don't attempt to determine the response curve; use a standard curve instead.<br><br><b>@photometricsettings.keepcurrent@:</b>the current response curve will be kept.<br><br><b>@options.automatic@ (default):</b>for HDR projects the camera response curve will be determined; for non-HDR projects the default curve is used."
        },
        {
            "id": "photometricsettings.defaults",
            "helptext": "Reset all settings to the default values."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.templatebehavior.preservepanoramaorientation",
            "helptext": "After applying the template, the entire panorama is rotated such that the @yaw@, @pitch@ and @roll@ of the images match the original values as closely as possible.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The relative alignment of the images will be copied from the template, but the overall orientation of the panorama will remain the same as much as possible.<br><br>Enable this setting if the template will be used for images which are positioned beforehand (for example based on metadata from the orientation sensor)."
        },
        {
            "id": "projectsettingstab.misc.useorientationsensor",
            "helptext": "When adding images to the project, the @yaw@, @pitch@ and @roll@ of the images will be initialized automatically based on metadata from the camera's orientation sensor (for supported cameras)."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.deleteprojectswhendone",
            "helptext": "The Batch Stitcher will delete the generated project files after processing. The source images will not be deleted."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder.sendtobatchstitcher",
            "helptext": "After clicking '@batchbuilder.generateprojects@', the Batch Stitcher will be launched to process the projects."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.file.mergeproject",
            "helptext": "Merge another project into this project. The images, control points and lens data from the other project will be appended to this project."
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.tools.openfolder.configfolder",
            "helptext": "Open the folder where PTGui stores its configuration files."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.noisefloor",
            "helptext": "Compensate for image noise in the source images when merging to HDR.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When combining bracketed images to HDR, PTGui takes the 'best' pixels from each overlapping source image. For all images except the longest exposed image, pixels below a certain brightness are ignored, because those dark pixels may be image noise. This slider sets the threshold for discarding those noisy pixels. If the source images are noisy (e.g. taken at high ISO) and the noise becomes visible in the HDR panorama, move the slider towards the right until the noise disappears. But note that this may increase HDR artifacts around moving objects, so for the best results move the slider as far to the left as possible until noise starts to appear. The result can be observed in the Detail Viewer.<br><br>Image noise may still be visible in parts of the panorama that are black even in the brightest exposure. To reduce noise, more bracketed images should be added at longer exposure times."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding",
            "helptext": "Overlapping images are analyzed and the seam is placed such that it becomes least noticeable."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blending",
            "helptext": "Equalize color and brightness at each side of the seam, to make the seam invisible."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.redmaskmode",
            "helptext": "Controls the behavior of red masks (placed in the @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tab).",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.redmaskmode.maketransparent@</b>: red painted areas in the @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tab will be made transparent in the panorama. If there are no other overlapping images, a hole will appear in the stitched panorama. In layered output (created with the @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.individuallayers@ option), red masked areas will become transparent.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.redmaskmode.onlyforseamplacement@</b>: red masks are used only to indicate which areas should not be visible in the blended panorama. The blender will avoid these areas by moving the seams away from them. However if there are no other overlapping images to fill the gaps, the red masked areas will still appear in the blended panorama. Layered output is not affected by red masks."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.fillholes",
            "helptext": "Fill all transparent areas in the panorama with a color similar to the surrounding area.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, all transparent areas of the panorama will be filled with a smooth color gradient. This can be used for example to fill the sky or floor of the panorama if no nadir or zenith image has been taken.<br><br>It can also be used in conjunction with the @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tool to blur certain parts of the panorama. For example to blur people's faces to make them unrecognizable, or to remove dust specks in the photos."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.lensparams.mirrored",
            "helptext": "Mirror the source image horizontally. If the image is cropped, mirroring will be done after cropping the image."
        },

        {
            "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.outputcolorprofile",
            "helptext": "Select the ICC color profile for the generated panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Colors in digital images are generally produced by combining different amounts of red, green and blue colors. However, a given combination of red, green and blue values does not uniquely describe a physical color: the actual reproduced color depends on the physical properties of the display. In other words: different display devices use slightly different kinds of red, green and blue basic colors. Without further information the image might look different on each screen. By including a color profile the pixel values in an image are matched to actual physical colors. PTGui will convert all colors to the selected color space and include the ICC color profile in the image file.<br><br>Common color profiles are:<br><br><b>sRGB</b>: this is the de-facto standard color space for digital images. The image will look reasonaly good on uncalibrated displays and in applications which are not color managed. If your panorama will be posted on the internet, sRGB is a good choice. On the other hand sRGB is a relatively narrow color space. Certain colors which can be printed on paper, are not covered by the sRGB color space.<br><br><b>Adobe RGB (1998)</b>: this color space has a wider color gamut than sRGB and covers almost all colors that can be printed on paper. This is a good choice if the panorama is going to be printed.<br><br><b>ProPhoto RGB</b> and <b>Wide Gamut RGB</b>: these color spaces have a very large gamut, covering almost all possible colors a human can perceive. But because they cover a much wider range of colors than sRGB, the resulting image must be viewed in a color managed application, otherwise the colors will look very dull.<br><br>The wide gamut color spaces should generally be used with 16 bit output. 8 bits of resolution is not enough to cover all available colors, and smooth color gradients may have a 'posterized' look. Consequently, JPEG is not a suitable format because it is limited to 8 bits.<br><br>Keep in mind that there's no benefit in outputting to a wider color space than the source image's color space. Converting a sRGB image to a wide gamut color space will not improve the image. Therefore PTGui offers the option of using the same color profile as the source images. This is done by default if all images in the panorama have the same color profile.<br><br>For RAW images a color space must be chosen explicitly; this color space will be used during raw conversion."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.usesourcecolorprofile",
            "helptext": "If all images have the same color space, this color space will be used (instead of the color space selected above).",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Note that this setting is ignored for RAW source images. RAW images will always be converted to the color space selected above."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow",
            "helptext": "Configures how bracketed exposures are handled.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Bracketed exposures can be processed in two ways:<br><br><b>@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow.mergethenblend@:</b> PTGui first combines each set of bracketed exposures into an HDR image (or combines them using Exposure Fusion). Then, the combined images are blended into a panorama.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow.blendthenmerge@:</b> First, so-called 'blend planes' are created. A blend plane is the complete panorama at one exposure level (i.e. all images taken at identical exposure time, aperture and ISO). Finally, the separate blend planes are combined into an HDR image or an exposure fused image. This method should be used only for panoramas taken in manual exposure mode. It requires that the entire panorama is fully covered at each exposure level.<br><br><b>@options.automatic@:</b> Chooses the best option for the current project. If the images were taken in manual exposure mode, blend planes will be created. Otherwise the bracketed images will be combined first and then blended."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod",
            "helptext": "Configures how bracketed exposures are combined.",
            "morehelptext": "Bracketed exposures (for HDR) will be combined into a single image. PTGui can do this in two different ways:<br><br><b>@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod.truehdr@:</b> Bracketed exposures are first combined into a true high dynamic range image. This HDR image covers the entire dynamic range of all source images, from the darkest to the brightest images. Then, generally tone mapping will be used to convert this into a low dynamic range image suitable for displaying or printing.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.mergemethod.exposurefusion@:</b> bracketed exposures are combined directly into a tone mapped low dynamic range image. This bypasses the step of first creating a high dynamic range image for tone mapping.<br><br>Settings for tone mapping and exposure fusions can be adjusted in the Panorama Editor's sidebar."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.exposurefusesinglebrackets",
            "helptext": "Enable Exposure Fusion for non-bracketed images",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Normally, Exposure Fusion is used to combine multiple bracketed expsoures into a single image with reduced dynamic range. But PTGui can use exposure fusion on single images as well, by creating artificial darker and brighter copies of the same image. This increases visible detail in the shadows and highlights, similar to tone mapping."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.enable",
            "helptext": "Combine bracketed exposures using Exposure Fusion",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Exposure Fusion is used to combine multiple bracketed expsoures into a single image with reduced dynamic range. It's also possible to use Exposure Fusion on single, non-bracketed images as well, by creating artificial darker and brighter copies of the same image. This increases visible detail in the shadows and highlights, similar to tone mapping."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramapanel.warnsourceimageprofilenotused.hasraw",
            "helptext": "Cannot use the source images color space, because RAW or DNG files are loaded. For RAW or DNG files please choose the desired color profile in the list above."
        },
        {
            "id": "createpanoramapanel.warnsourceimageprofilenotused.hasdifferent",
            "helptext": "Cannot use the source images color space, because the source images don't have identical color profiles. Choose the desired output color profile in the list above."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.currentcameracurveisnotusedwarning",
            "helptext": "This camera curve is currently not used. The camera curve must be assigned to one or more images in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.keepmultiplesidebarpanelsopen",
            "helptext": "If selected, multiple panels in the side bar can be open simultaneously. The previous panel will not close automatically when opening another panel."
        },
        
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype",
            "helptext": "Internal precision of the processing pipeline.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype.halffloat@:</b> All internal processing is done in 16 bits per channel (64 bits per pixel) 'half' floating point format.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype.float@:</b>All internal processing is done in 32 bits per channel (128 bits per pixel) floating point format.<br><br>Generally '@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype.halffloat@' is sufficient. Only when working with extremely high dynamic range images (16 stops or more), using '@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.blenddatatype.float@' may be necessary to prevent clipping of the highlights, but processing will take longer and require twice as much memory and temporary disk space."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.optimizeexposure.onlyifalignmentsuccesful",
            "helptext": "Skip automatic exposure and color adjustment if the images could not be aligned.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Automatic exposure and color adjustment is done by comparing pixels from overlapping images. Therefore it is necessary that the images are aligned properly. If this option is enabled, and PTGui failed to align the images (for example because no control points could be found), automatic exposure and color adjustment will be skipped."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfindingprecision",
            "helptext": "Precision of the optimum seam finding algorithm",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If <b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@</b> is enabled, PTGui attempts to place the seams such that they are the least perceptible. PTGui inspects the areas where the images overlap, and routes the seams through the areas where the overlapping images are most similar. This slider configures the resolution of the seam finding algorithm, as a fraction of the optimum size of the panorama. By default seam finding is done at 1/8 of the optimum size. This is sufficient to fix most stitching errors, for example caused by moving objects. In some cases, stitching can be further improved by finer adjustment of the seams. However, performing optimum seam finding at full resolution takes a long time and uses much memory."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendplanesnotavailableinfo",
            "helptext": "Blend planes are not generated because bracketed source images are first merged to HDR and then stitched.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui can process bracketed exposures in two different ways. Blend planes are generated only if '@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow@ @mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow.blendthenmerge@' is configured in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab. For more information see the tooltip for this setting in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.saveexposurefusionparameters",
            "label": "@txt.saveexposurefusionparameters@"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadexposurefusionparameters",
            "label": "@txt.loadexposurefusionparameters@"            
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savetonemapsettings",
            "label": "@txt.savetonemapsettings@"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadtonemapsettings",
            "label": "@txt.loadtonemapsettings@"            
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savetoningparameters",
            "label": "@txt.savetoningparameters@"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadtoningparameters",
            "label": "@txt.loadtoningparameters@"            
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savecameraresponsecurve",
            "label": "@txt.savecameraresponsecurve@"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadcameraresponsecurve",
            "label": "@txt.loadcameraresponsecurve@"            
        },
        {
            "id": "defaults",
            "label": "@defaults@"            
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode",
            "helptext": "Determines the behavior when clicking '@alignimages@' in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ tab, if bracketed images are detected.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode.ask@:</b>A dialog box will be shown, asking whether the images should be linked or not.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode.applywithoutasking@:</b>The settings configured above (after '@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.subheading_v2@') will be applied automatically.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.hdrdefaults.askmode.ignore@:</b>Do nothing; continues with @alignimages@ as normal."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender",
            "helptext": "The blending algorithm to be used.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.zerooverlap@:</b>This algorithm blends images at the seams, requiring no overlap. Brightness and color of each image is adjusted gradually, such that any differences are minimized where the images meet at the seams. From each image only the pixels inside the seams are used.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.multiband@:</b>This is the classic panoramic blending algorithm (as used in previous PTGui versions). Blending is done by smoothing the color and brightness differences in the area where images overlap. Fine details are blended in a narrow overlap band, plain colors are blended with a gradual overlap.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.none@:</b>Don't blend at all. Color and brightness differences will remain visible.<br><br>In general, '@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.zerooverlap@' will give the best results, in particular if '@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@' is used (PTGui Pro only). Any objects outside the seams will be hidden completely, whereas '@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.multiband@' may result in ghost images of objects just outside the seams because the entire overlap region is used for blending. On the other hand, '@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.multiband@' may give better results when blending very fine repeating patterns (for example in ceilings or carpets) and it may give somewhat better results if a moving object is cut in half by a seam.<br><br>'@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.none@' can be used in cases where blending is not needed, for example when reconstructing a panorama from (non overlapping) cube faces."
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.cameracurvegraph_v2",
            "helptext": "Camera response curve",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This curve displays the mapping from true light intensities to pixel values. The horizontal axis represents the light instensity (scene luminance). The vertical axis is the pixel intensity in linear color space (prior to applying the ICC profile's gamma curve). In general PTGui applies the curve twice: before blending, the inverse curve is applied to convert pixel values to linear light intensities. Then, blending, exposure/vignetting correction and HDR merging are performed in linear color space. Then the curve is applied again in the opposite direction to convert from linear luminance to pixel values. Finally, gamma correction according to the ICC color profile is applied when saving the image.<br><br>A project can contain multiple camera curves: for each source image one of the camera curves can be assigned in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. The @mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@ field can also be set to '@txt.cameracurve.linear@' if the source image is known to contain linear data. PTGui by default assumes RAW and HDR source images are linear. If all source images are linear, no camera curve will be visible here.<br><br>If multiple, or zero camera curves are configured, the curve to be used for the output can be configured in the @panoramaeditor@ in the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess@ panel.<br><br>PTGui can determine the camera response curve as part of @mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.autoexpadjustmentsection@. Press the @mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.optimizenow@ button to do so. This requires bracketed images: the camera response curve is detemined by comparing the same pixel in differenty exposed images. For single (non bracketed) exposures PTGui will use a default curve, which usually works fine.<br><br>Use the buttons in the toolbar above to edit, load, save or delete the curve, or to add an additional camera curve to the project."
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.addcameraresponsecurve",
            "helptext": "Add camera response curve",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Adds a camera response curve to the project. A project can contain multiple camera curves; for each source image one of the camera curves can be assigned in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.removecameraresponsecurve",
            "helptext": "Remove camera response curve",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Removes this camera response curve from the project. A curve can be removed only if it is not used in the project: the curve must not be selected in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.cameracurve@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab."
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.editcameraresponsecurve",
            "helptext": "Edit camera response curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess.toningcurve",
            "helptext": "@txt.toningcurve@",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This curve shows the mapping from light intensities to pixel values. The horizontal axis represents the light instensity (scene luminance). The vertical axis is the pixel value in linear color space (prior to applying the ICC profile's gamma curve). This curve can be adjusted to change the contrast and brightness of the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "toningcurve.shapeshift",
            "helptext": "Adjust the curve",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Use the Shape and Shift sliders to adjust the curve. The Shape parameter adjust the curve to become more or less S-shaped. The Shift parameter applies an exponential function, effectively shifting the curve towards the left or the right."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess.saturation",
            "helptext": "Increase or reduce the vibrancy of the colors in the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.savevignettingcurve",
            "helptext": "Save Vignetting Curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "txt.loadvignettingcurve",
            "helptext": "Load Vignetting Curve",
            "txtfortranslate": "To load a Vignetting Curve"
        },
        {
            "id": "exposurehdrtab.whitebalance_v2",
            "helptext": "Adjust white balance for the entire panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@txt.asshot@:</b>If selected, white balance will not be adjusted. Images will be blended in the original colors.<br><br>If @txt.asshot@ is not selected, a desired color temperature for the panorama (in degrees Kelvin) can be chosen. The white balance will be adjusted from the orginal color temperature to the selected color temperature. The original color temperature of each source image is configured in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.whitebalance@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. If no color temperature is given for a source image, 5000K is assumed."
        },
        {
            "id": "proxysettings.proxyserverurl",
            "helptext": "Address, protocol and port of the proxy server",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Enter the URL of the proxy server, including the protocol and port number. For example:<br><br><b>http://proxy.example.com:8888</b> (HTTP proxy)<br><b>socks5://proxy.example.com:1080</b> (SOCKS proxy)<br><br>The proxy server should be configured to allow HTTPS CONNECT. Leave this field empty if the computer can connect to internet without a proxy server."
        },
        {
            "id": "proxysettings.proxyserverusername",
            "helptext": "If the proxy server requires authentication, enter the user name."
        },
        {
            "id": "proxysettings.proxyserverpassword",
            "helptext": "If the proxy server requires authentication, enter the password."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.maskpushseams",
            "helptext": "Place the seams away from any masked areas.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, the seams will be routed at a distance from any red or green masked areas. If disabled, the seams will stay close to the middle of the overlap area even if masks are placed nearby.<br><br>Only available for the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.blender.zerooverlap@ blender, and if @panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@ is disabled."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.monitorcolorprofile",
            "helptext": "Choose the color profile to use for images displayed in the PTGui user interface. Thid setting is used for display only, generated panoramas are not affected.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If your computer has a calibrated display, you can load its color profile here so that PTGui the PTGui user interface will show the correct colors.<br><br>Under Windows the same can be achieved by configuring the color profile in Windows Color Settings.<br><br>PTGui for Linux will use sRGB if no color profile is loaded here."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.createpatch",
            "helptext": "Create a patch for the current view.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Capture the current view and save it as a patch image. The patch image will be added to the project and overlaid on the panorama. The @patchwindow@ will be openend to edit the patch.<br><br>The patch can be used to remove unwanted parts of the panorama, for example to remove a tripod or a person. The patch can also be used to fill any holes not covered by the source images, for example the nadir or zenith."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.extract",
            "helptext": "Create a snapshot of the current view at full resolution"
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view",
            "helptext": "Inspect or edit the viewing angles of the @detailviewer@"
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.openimage",
            "helptext": "Open an image for retouching.",
            "label": "Open Image"
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.saveimage",
            "helptext": "Save the edited image.",
            "label": "Save Image"
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.autosave",
            "helptext": "Automatically save the edited image after each change.",
            "label": "Save Automatically"
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.saveimageas",
            "helptext": "Save the edited image under a different name.",
            "label": "Save Image As"
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.notavailableinblendplanemode",
            "helptext": "The Patch tool is not available in conjunction with blend planes.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The Patch tool captures the current view and saves it as a patch image. The patch image will be added to the project and overlaid on the panorama. This is possible only if the project has a single blend plane.<br><br>Blend planes can be disabled by switching to the workflow '@mainwindow.exposurehdrpanel.hdrflow.mergethenblend@' in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab. <br><br>Or, alternatively, finish and stitch the panorama first. Then the patch tool can be used by loading the finished panorama in a new PTGui project."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.format",
            "helptext": "File format to be used for the image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>The image can be saved in JPEG, TIFF or JPEG2000 format:<br><br><b>TIFF</b> is recommended for the highest image quality, but the files can be very large. 8 bit TIFF can be used if the source images are limited to 8 bits per channel and have identical exposure. Otherwise 16 bit TIFF should be used to preserve the full dynamic range.<br><br><b>JPEG</b> is limited to 8 bits per pixel and it does not support transparency, but the file size of the patch image will be much smaller.<br><br><b>JPEG2000</b> supports transparency and both 8 and 16 bit per channel. The file size is much smaller than TIFF due to lossy compression."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.format.settings",
            "label": "Settings",
            "txt": "Additional settings for the selected file format"
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.size",
            "helptext": "Size (in pixels) of the snapshot image. Set the resultion to 100% to create a snapshot at the optimum size."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.extractsave",
            "helptext": "Create and save a snapshot of the current view. You will be prompted for the file name."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.pitch.down",
            "helptext": "Set the pitch to -90°, to view the nadir."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.pitch.middle",
            "helptext": "Set the pitch to 0°."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.view.pitch.up",
            "helptext": "Set the pitch to 90°, to view the zenith."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.file.openimage",
            "label": "Open Image",
            "helptext": "Open an image for retouching."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.file.autosave",
            "label": "Save Automatically",
            "helptext": "After each change, automatically save the edited image."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.file.save",
            "label": "Save Image",
            "helptext": "Save the edited image."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.mode.cut",
            "label": "Mode: Cut hole",
            "helptext": "Cut a hole in the image to remove unwanted parts.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Click in the image to create an enclosed area. This part of the image will be made transparent. Use this function to remove unwanted parts of the image, before adding a patch."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.mode.patch",
            "label": "Mode: Patch",
            "helptext": "Retouch the image by copying patches.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>To create a patch, click in the image to create an enclosed area. This area will be used as the destination for the patch. Next, drag the patch to the location that should be used as the source for the patch. The patch will be copied from the source to the destination area."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.findoptimumseams",
            "label": "Find optimum seams",
            "helptext": "Attempt to find an optimum seam between the patch and the underlying image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>If enabled, the seam between the patch image and the underlying image will be routed through areas where the the patch image and underlying image are the most similar. This will create the most seamless result. You need to indicate which parts of the underlying image should not be visible in the final result, by using the 'Cut Hole' mode first.<br><br>If disabled, the patch will be overlayed as a whole. The edges will still be blended, but the result will be not as seamless."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow.help",
            "label": "Help"
        },
        {
            "id": "menubar.controlpoints.deletenonadjacent",
            "helptext": "Only keep control points between images that are direct neighbors."
        },
        {
            "id": "options.spacing",
            "helptext": "Configures the spacing between user interface elements. On smaller screens this may be set to '@options.spacing.narrow@'."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess.whitebalance",
            "helptext": "Adjust the white balance of the panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess.whitebalance.auto@:</b>If selected, the panorama will be created at the average source image's white balance. If all images have the same white balance, no white balance conversion is done.<br><br>If @panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess.whitebalance.auto@ is not selected, a desired color temperature for the panorama (in degrees Kelvin) can be chosen. The white balance will be adjusted from the orginal color temperature to the selected color temperature. The original color temperature of each source image is configured in the '@mainwindow.imageparameters.whitebalance@' column in the @mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@ tab. If no color temperature is known for any of the source images, 5000K is assumed."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.algorithm",
            "helptext": "Algorithm to use for exposure fusion",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>PTGui 12.0 to 12.20 used a different exposure fusion algoritm than PTGui 11 and earlier. In PTGui 12.21 and later, the old algorithm is made available again, and it is used by default, because it gives better results.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.algorithm.ptgui12@:</b> use the exposure fusion algorithm that was used in PTGui 12.0 to 12.20. This option is available for compatibility reasons with projects created in PTGui 12.0 to 12.20 and is not recommended for new projects.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.exposurefusionsettings.algorithm.default@:</b> this is the original exposure fusion algorithm. This gives the best results and is the recommended option for new projects."
        },
        {
            "id": "preprocesstab.noisereduction.chromaamount",
            "helptext": "Strength of noise reduction for chrominance (color) noise"
        },
        {
            "id": "preprocesstab.noisereduction.lumaamount",
            "helptext": "Strength of noise reduction for luminance (brightness) noise"
        },
        {
            "id": "fileformatsettings.exrzipcompressionlevel",
            "helptext": "Compression level to use for ZIP compression. Between 0 (for low compression and high image quality) and 9 (high compression and lower quality)."
        },
        {
            "id": "fileformatsettings.exrdwacompressionlevel",
            "helptext": "Compression level to use for DWA compression. 0 is lossless; higher values give higher compression and lower image quality."
        },
        {
            "id": "preprocesstab.careduction",
            "helptext": "Chromatic aberration is a type of lens distortion causing different colors to be focused slightly differently. This can be seen as a color fringe around the edges of objects. The amount of Chromatic aberration reduction can be adjusted."            
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference",
            "helptext": "Sets the brightness of the generated HDR image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>HDR images have (practically) unlimited dynamic range. For regular low dynamic range images, the color white corresponds to the maximum pixel value that can be stored. But for HDR images there is no such thing as 'white' and a reference brightness needs to be selected. PTGui can scale the brightness of the generated HDR image in the following ways:<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.middle@:</b>If the panorama is generated from bracketed images, the value 1.0 in the HDR panorama corresponds to white in the middle exposure. For example, if 0/-2/+2 bracketing was used, white pixels in the 0EV exposure will have a pixel value of 1.0 in the panorama. The resulting HDR panorama will generally contain pixels brighter than 1. This is the default setting.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.brightest@:</b>If the panorama is generated from bracketed images, the color white in the brightest source image will correspond to 1.0 in the HDR panorama. So, all pixels of the HDR image will be between 0 and 1.<br><br><b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.absolute@:</b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.absolute.helptext@<br><br>Please note that this just sets an arbitrary reference brightness for the HDR image. HDR images cannot be displayed directly and the actual meaning of a 1.0 pixel value depends on the application. There is no risk of overexposure in HDR images: if the HDR image is too bright it can be scaled down after it has been generated. Contrary to regular images, clipping of highlights will not occur in HDR images."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.absexposure",
            "helptext": "@panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposurereference.absolute.helptext@"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess.exposureoffset",
            "helptext": "Apply an additional offset to the brightness of the HDR image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Increasing the offset by 1EV doubles the brightness, similar to exposure compensation on a camera."
        },
        
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.dropper.adjusthdrexposure",
            "helptext": "Change the exposure of the HDR panorama, such that this pixel has the specified brightness in the HDR panorama.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>This only affects the brightness of the HDR panorama. The LDR panorama (tone mapped or exposure fused) is not affected. The HDR exposure can be adjusted manually in the '@panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess@' side bar in the @panoramaeditor@.<br><br>A possible application is to photograph a grey card with known reflectance and match the HDR exposure to scene light intensity at the location of the grey card."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor.toolbar.dropper",
            "helptext": "Color sampler",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>Click in the panorama to select a color. The following functions are supported:<br><br><b>White balance adjustment:</b> click on a grey colored object in the scene. The white balance will be adjusted such that the selected object becomes neutral grey.<optional product='pro'><br><br><b>Adjust HDR exposure:</b> adjust the exposure of the HDR panorama such that the selected pixel has a certain brightness.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.previewmode",
            "helptext": "Switch between HDR and LDR preview.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>When generating HDR panoramas, choose whether the @panoramaeditor@ and @detailviewer@ display the high dynamic range or the low dynamic range panorama.<br><br><b>@panoramapreviewsettingspanel.previewmode.ldr@:</b>Show the low dynamic range output, corresponding to the '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.ldr@ @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.blendedpanorama@' output option in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab. This previews the result of tone mapping and any settings applied in the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess@ panel in the @panoramaeditor@.<br><br><b>@panoramapreviewsettingspanel.previewmode.hdr@:</b>Show a preview of the high dynamic range output, corresponding to the '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.output.hdrblended@' output option in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab. The full dynamic range of the HDR image can be inspected by adjusting the 'Exposure' slider below. The settings in the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.hdrpostprocess@ panel in the @panoramaeditor@ are applied. No tone curves are applied, so the image will look dull compared to the LDR preview."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab.hdroutputnotavailablewithexpfuseinfo",
            "helptext": "HDR output is not available when using Exposure Fusion.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br>With Exposure Fusion, bracketed images are merged to LDR without generating a high dynamic range image first. To enable HDR output, disable Exposure Fusion in the @panoramaeditor@ sidebar."
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramapreviewsettingspanel.hdrexposure",
            "helptext": "Increase or decrease brightness of the preview. Only affects the image as displayed in the @panoramaeditor@ and @detailviewer@, not the actual output."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin",
            "helptext": "Selects the application to use for editing the generated patch image.",
            "morehelptext": "<br><br><b>@detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin.patcheditor@:</b> Edit the patch image in the @patchwindow@ included with PTGui.<br><br><b>@detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin.application@</b> Choose an external application to edit the patch image. Here all applications are listed that are registered to handle the file type of the patch image.<br><br><b>@detailviewer.sidebar.patch.openin.explorer@:</b> Open the folder containing the patch image in @txt.finderorexplorer@."
        },
        {
            "id": "preprocesstab.fringereduction",
            "helptext": "Purple fringing is a type of chromatic aberration that appears as purple or magenta edges around high-contrast areas in photos, typically seen near bright light sources or against backlit subjects. Select this checkbox to remove or reduce purple fringing."
        },
        {
            "id": "fileformatsettings.effort",
            "helptext": "The amount of effort to put into compressing the image. Higher values give better compression (and thus smaller files) but take longer to compress."
        }

    ],
    "helppages": [
        {
            "id": "batchstitcher",
            "helptext": "<b>@batchstitcher@</b><br><br>Stitching large panoramas can take quite a bit of time. The Batch Stitcher allows you to prepare multiple projects and have them stitched in batch. Projects are queued to the batch stitcher using the '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.saveandsendtobatchstitcher@' button in the@mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab, and through @menubar.project.sendtemporarycopytobatchstitcher@ in the @menubar.project@ menu. You can also launch the batch stitcher using @menubar.tools@ | @batchstitcher@, and add projects to the queue manually.<br><br><b>Using the Batch Stitcher</b><br><br>The main part of the Batch Stitcher (directly below the toolbar) is the job queue. This lists the jobs to be processed and the finished jobs. Succesfully finished jobs are indicated by a green check mark at the right hand side. Any jobs aborted with an error are indicated by a red exclamation mark; the error message is shown in the Log pane at the bottom. If a job is currently being processed, a progress bar is shown.<br><br>Jobs can be added using @menubar.file@ | @batchstitcher.menubar.addprojects@, using the @batchstitcher.menubar.addprojects@ button in the toolbar or by dragging a .pts file onto the Batch Stitcher window. Jobs will also be added when doing '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.saveandsendtobatchstitcher@' from the main window. One or more projects can be selected by dragging with the mouse. Selected projects can be removed using the Del key. The list of projects can be re-ordered by dragging the row header (at the left hand side) up or down.<br><br>Right-click<optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional>in the list for a context menu. Use '@batchstitcher.contextmenu.markasdone@' and '@batchstitcher.contextmenu.markasnotdone@' to change the status of a project. If a project is marked as '@batchstitcher.contextmenu.deletewhendone@', the corresponding project file (.pts) will be deleted upon completion (of course the generated panorama will be kept). This is used by @menubar.project@ | @menubar.project.sendtemporarycopytobatchstitcher@.<br><br>The Batch Stitcher can be started and stopped through the @batchstitcher.menubar.process@ menu and by using the buttons in the toolbar. Double click on a job (or press the Enter key) to open the project in a new PTGui window.<optional product='pro'><br><br><b>Batch Stitcher Project Settings</b><br><br>The Batch Stitcher can not only stitch panoramas but it can generate control points and align images as well. The behaviour is controlled by the @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@ settings in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab of the project: If <b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.align@</b> is selected, the batch stitcher will generate control points and set up the panorama. If <b>@mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.createpanorama@</b> is selected the batch stitcher will stitch the panorama.</optional><br><br><b>Batch Lists</b><br><br>A Batch List stores a list of jobs, complete with the Done / Not Done status of each job. Using Batch Lists allows you to close the batch stitcher and continue where you left off. The batch stitcher cannot resume partly finished jobs (you need to restart the entire job) but it will remember which projects in the batch list have already been completed and which have not.<br><br>Create a Batch List by loading one or more jobs in the Batch Stitcher and choosing @menubar.file@ | @batchstitcher.menubar.savebatchlistas@. Existing Batch Lists can be opened using @batchstitcher.menubar.openbatchlist@ or @batchstitcher.menubar.recentbatchlists@.<optional product='pro'>The Batch Builder tool (see below) also creates batch lists which can be loaded in the Batch Stitcher.</optional><br><br>Only one Batch List can be active at any time. When a Batch List is active and '@batchstitcher.menubar.autosavebatchlist@' is selected, any changes to the list of projects (for example when a project is completed, or when a project is added to the list) are immediately saved to the Batch List. If the batch list is very large (thousands of projects or more) saving the batch list on every change will take a considerable amount of time. In that case it is better to disable '@batchstitcher.menubar.autosavebatchlist@' and manually do @batchstitcher.menubar.savebatchlist@ to write the modified batch list to disk every once in a while.<br><br>@batchbuilder.helptext.appendbatchlist@<optional product='pro'><br><br><b>Batch Builder</b><br><br>The combination of the Batch Stitcher and the Batch Builder makes PTGui Pro a powerful tool to quickly align and stitch hundreds of panoramas nearly fully automatically. For more information do @menubar.tools@ | @batchbuilder@ and press the @help@ button there.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "aligntogrid",
            "helptext": "<b>@menubar.project.aligntogrid@</b><br><br>This tool initializes the @yaw@ and @pitch@ angles of the images in the current project into a grid of rows and columns. It's useful when creating gigapixel panoramas using a motorized panoramic head.<br><br><b>Usage</b><br><br>First, all images for the panorama should be loaded. Then, in the <b>@gridsetup.grid@</b> section select the range of images the grid should be applied to (for uniform grids this would be '@gridsetup.allimages@').<br><br>Configure the movement direction under <b>@gridsetup.shootingconfiguration@</b>.<br><br>For both the horizontal and vertical axes, an offset and amount of overlap can be configured.<br><br>Finally press <b>@txt.apply@</b> to apply the grid to the project. Verify the result in the Panorama Editor.<br><br>Since no panoramic head will be 100% accurate, after setting up the grid it's still necessary to do '@alignimages@'. This will fine tune the alignment. The optimizer will attempt to preserve the grid structure for all images that don't have control points.<br><br><b>Non uniform grids</b><br><br>If the entire panorama was taken as a uniform grid (i.e. the same number of columns for each row), the grid can be applied to all images. But non-uniform grids are also supported: simply apply different grids to different sections of the panorama. For each section, select the range of images to apply the grid, configure the grid and press @txt.apply@. Then repeat for the next section.<br><br>If the same grid will be used for multiple panoramas, use @menubar.file@ - @menubar.file.saveastemplate@. The grid configuration can then be applied by applying the template instead of using @menubar.project.aligntogrid@."
        },
        {
            "id": "batchbuilder",
            "helptext": "<b>@batchbuilder@</b><br><br>In combination with the Batch Stitcher, the Batch Builder is a tool for stitching a large number of panoramas in batch. You would typically feed the Batch Builder with one or more folders with source images and optionally a template project. It analyzes the source image folders to find groups of images that form a panorama. Project files will be created for each group of images. The generated project files can then be sent to the Batch Stitcher for processing.<br><br><b>Usage</b><br><br>Press <b>@batchbuilder.detectpanoramas@</b> to scan a folder with source images for panoramas. The Batch Builder then proposes a list of projects. This does not yet actually create project files; image groups can still be modified. Press the black cross button to remove images from a project. Press the scissors icon to cut a project into two separate projects. Select one or more projects and right click <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional> for a context menu with additional options: the selected projects can be combined into a single project or removed from the list. Also image files can be added manually to a project.<br><br>When the images for each project have been properly set up, select a template to use and press <b>@batchbuilder.generateprojects@</b>. This will create the PTGui project files, one for each group of images, and send them to the Batch Stitcher for processing.<br><br><b>Templates</b><br><br>Typically the Batch Builder is used in conjunction with a template. The template configures for example the output size, file format and the location to store the project file and stitched panorama. A template may also override the default lens settings or configure the exact positioning of the source images in the panorama.<br><br>To create a template, start a new PTGui Pro project, set the desired parameters and choose @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveastemplate@. Some guidelines for creating templates for use with the Batch Builder:<br><br>• Do not enter an output file name in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab. Instead select '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.usedefault@' for the output filename, and set the desired output file name in the @mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming@ section of the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab instead. Otherwise all generated projects would write to the same panorama file.<br><br>• In the @mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming@ section of the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab choose: '@panorama@: @mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.saveas@: @mainwindow.projectsettings.filenaming.sameasprojectname@'. The Batch Builder will ensure that the project names are unique by optionally appending (1), (2) etc. to the name. Because this generates unique project file names, it will also result in unique file names for the stitched panorama.<br><br>• Often all panoramas will have been shot using the same known lens. If so, it may be desirable to use predefined lens settings instead of letting PTGui Pro choose automatic lens settings based on the EXIF data. This can be achieved by deselecting @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder@ - '@mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder.useexifshort@'.<br><br>• Circular fisheye images need to be cropped but the cropping circle will differ for each camera and lens. To predefine the cropping circle:<br>- load one of your source images in the template project (to adjust the cropping the project should have at least one image)<br>- adjust the cropping circle in the @mainwindow.tabs.crop@ tab<br>- remove the source image again from the project. The crop settings will be kept even when the image is removed.<br>- deselect @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder@ - '@mainwindow.projectsettings.batchbuilder.useexifshort@' (otherwise your crop settings would be overridden based on the EXIF data)<br><br>• If you would like to output panoramas with a predefined projection and field of view, disable '@mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.fit@' and '@mainwindow.projectsettings.alignimagesbehavior.chooseprojection@' in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab. Switch to the desired projection and field of view in the Panorama Editor. <br><br>• If you would like to output a panorama with specific pixel dimensions: go to the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab and select '@mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize@ ... @mainwindow.createpanoramatab.fixsize.megapixels@'. Otherwise PTGui will select an optimum size, which may be different for each panorama due to small variations in the optimized lens parameters.<br><br>• Be sure to choose the apprioriate value for @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.align@. See the tooltip there for more information.<br><br>• If you would like to inspect the generated projects before they actually are stitched, deselect @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ - @mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions@ - '@mainwindow.projectsettings.batchstitcheractions.createpanorama@'. Thus the batch stitcher will only generate control points, set up the panoramas and save the modified projects. After inspecting and possibly tweaking the projects, send them to the Batch Stitcher again for the final stitching. <br><br>When the template has been set up, choose @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveastemplate@ to save it. It will then appear in the Batch Builder in the '@batchbuilder.usetemplate@' list.<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:workingwithtemplates'>Working with templates</a><br><br>"

        },
        {
            "id": "workingwithtemplates",
            "helptext": "<b>Working with templates</b><br><br>By using templates a set of frequently used settings can quickly be applied to a project. A template is just a normal PTGui project file (with the .pts extension) and any project can be used as a template.<br><br>To quickly create a template from the active project, and store it in the Templates folder, use @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveastemplate@. But because a template is just a regular project file, it can also be saved using @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.saveproject@.<br><br>To apply a template to the current project use @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate@, or click on the @menubar.file.applytemplate@ button in the toolbar.<br><br>In @optionspreferences@ a default template folder can be configured for template storage. @menubar.file.saveastemplate@ and @menubar.file.applytemplate@ will by default go to this folder. Using @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate@ | @menubar.file.applytemplate.other@, templates can be loaded from any folder.<br><br>By default @menubar.file.applytemplate@ copies all settings from the template except for the control points and the source images. Control points are never copied since they are specific to the actual source images: a control point pointing to the corner of a building in the original project might point to plain blue sky in another project. If you want to stitch a project exactly like some other project the control points are not necessary: the stitcher ignores the control points and only uses the image and panorama settings to create the panorama.<br><br><optional product='pro'>In the @mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@ tab, @mainwindow.projectsettings.templatebehavior@ section, a template can be limited to apply to only specific parts of a project. Thus it is possible for example to create a template which only changes the optimizer settings.<br><br></optional>If you find you are always using the same template, consider using @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.makedefault@, which changes the default settings for all new projects.<optional product='pro'><br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:batchbuilder'>@batchbuilder@</a></optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "projections",
            "helptext": "<b>Projections</b><br><br>A panorama, or in fact any photograph, is a flat representation of the scene around the camera. There are multiple ways to project a 3 dimensional world onto a flat surface, therefore PTGui offers a wide choice of panoramic projections. Each has its own properties and limitations.<br><br>The desired projection is selected in the Panorama Editor, in the Projection section in the sidebar or using the projection buttons in the toolbar. PTGui supports the following projections:<br><br><b>@+projection.rectilinear@ ('flat'):</b> This is the projection of the panoramic sphere onto a flat surface. It is the projection our eyes are used to, the projection of a normal camera. Rectilinear projection has the unique property of preserving all straight lines: any line that is straight in real world, is displayed as a straight line in the panorama. This makes it a suitable projection for architectural images. The same property limits the field of view: it's physically impossible to project more than 180° field of view while at the same time preserving straight lines. Above 90° field of view, stretching becomes apparent in the sides and corners of the image; rectilinear becomes unusable above 120°.<br><br>The corner stretching effect can be reduced by using horizontal and/or vertical compression; see the '@panoramaeditor.sidebar.projectionpanel.compression@' sliders in the Projection sidebar in the panorama editor. By compressing the rectilinear view it is possible to create panoramas close to 180° x 180° without extreme distortion. Straight lines are no longer preserved though: horizontal and vertical lines still remain straight, but diagonal lines become curved when compression is used.<br><br>For panoramas wider than 180° one of the other projections should be used:<br><br><b>@+projection.cylindrical@:</b>this is the result of projecting the panoramic sphere onto the surface of a cylinder. Cylindrical panoramas supports 360° horizontal field of view. Vertically the projection behaves similar to rectilinear: the vertical field of view has a physical limit of 180°, and a practical limit of about 120°. Cylindrical projection therefore is mostly suitable for single row 360° panoramas.<br><br>All vertical straight lines are preserved. Horizontal straight lines are generally curved. Only the horizon remains straight.<br><br>As with rectilinear projection, cylindrical projection can be compressed vertically. Increasing vertical compression reduces the stretching effect near the top and bottom of the panorama. At full vertical compression the result equals equirectangular projection.<br><br><b>@+projection.mercator@:</b>This projection is similar to @+projection.cylindrical@, but with less severe stretching at the top and bottom at higher vertical field of views. This is a good compromise between cylindrical and equirectangular projection and suitable for 360° panoramas with a higher vertical field of view (more than 90°). Other than this, the properties are identical to cylindrical projection: the vertical field of view is limited to 180°; only vertical straight lines and the horizon line remain straight lines in the panorama.<br><br><b>@+projection.equirectangular@:</b>This is a latitude/longitude projection of the panoramic sphere. Equirectangular projection can have a field of view up to 360° x 180°, making it suitable for fully spherical panoramas.<br><br>As with cylindrical and mercator projection, only vertical lines and the horizon line are projected as straight lines in equirectangular projection. All other lines become curved.<br><br>360° x 180° equirectangular has become the standard format for exchanging spherical panoramas between applications. Many interactive panorama viewers directly support equirectangular images.<br><br><b>@+projection.transversecylindrical@, @+projection.transversemercator@ and @+projection.transverseequirectangular@:</b>These projections are equal to @+projection.cylindrical@, @+projection.mercator@ and @+projection.equirectangular@, respectively, but rotated 90°. They support a vertical field of view of up to 360° while the horizontal field of view is limited to 180°. These projections are suitable for tall vertical panoramas.<br><br><b>@+projection.circularfisheye@ and @+projection.fullframefisheye@:</b>These projections simulate a fisheye lens. Both projections give the same result, but @projection.circularfisheye@ output is cropped to a circle while @projection.fullframefisheye@ output is cropped to a rectangle. The field of view can be up to 360° in all directions.<br><br>A compression setting is available for this projection. At the default full compression the result is a true fisheye projection. When the compression is reduced (slider is moved leftwards) the projection morphs into rectilinear projection. A fisheye view with reduced compression can be used as a compromise for wide angle rectilinear views: straight lines are preserved near the center of the panorama but will become more curved towards the edges.<br><br><b>@+projection.vedutismo@:</b>Named after the 18th century painting genre, this projection preserves all diagonal straight lines through the center of the panorama. It is most suitable for wide angle scenes with a clear 'vanishing point': if the vanishing point is moved to the center of the panorama, all lines into the vanishing point remain straight.<br><br>Vedutismo projection supports a horizontal field of view of up to 360°, although some vertical stretching at the edges becomes apparent for very wide panoramas. The vertical field of view is limited to 180°. Any straight lines not through the center point of the panorama will become curved.<br><br><b>@+projection.transversevedutismo@:</b> has the same properties but is limited to 180° horizontally and 360° vertically and could be used for tall vertical panoramas.<br><br><b>@+projection.stereographic@:</b>this is the projection of a sphere, as seen from the pole, onto a flat surface. It is famous for the 'little planet' views. To make it easy to create little planets an additional projection named '@+projection.stereographicdown@' is provided, which is the same projection but rotated such that the nadir of the scene is in the center of the panorama.<br><br>Stereographic projection has an additional compression parameter. At maximum compression the result is a true stereographic projection; reducing the compression moves the viewpoint from the pole into the center of the sphere, effectively morphing the view into a rectilinear projection."
        },
        {
            "id": "publishtowebsite",
            "helptext": "<b>@menubar.tools.publishtowebsite@</b><br><br>PTGui includes a PTGui Viewer plugin, for publishing a 360° or fully spherical panorama on a website. The plugin enables website visitors to 'look around' in your panorama by clicking and dragging with the mouse. For examples of such interactive panoramas see the Gallery on www.ptgui.com.<br><br>PTGui can generate all necessary files for publishing a panorama on a website in one click. The PTGui Viewer is compatible with all modern web browsers, including those on mobile devices.<br><br><b>Usage</b><br><br>The panorama first should be stitched to a regular flat image, in jpeg or tiff format. In the @menubar.tools.publishtowebsite@ add the stitched panorama to the list and press <b>@txt.convert@</b> to create the files required for web publishing. Finally the generated files need to be uploaded to the web server.<br><br><b>Stitching the panorama</b><br><br>In general equirectangular projection should be used, as this can support fully spherical panoramas. When stitching the panorama, the projection can be selected in the panorama editor window. Adjust the field of view using the two sliders until the panorama fills the entire canvas, or use 360° x 180° for fully spherical panoramas. Do not use the yellow crop lines in the panorama editor: these cause asymmetrical cropping which is not supported by the PTGui Viewer.<br><br>Make a note of the horizontal field of view of the panorama: this is shown in panorama editor sidebar, under Projection. It is recommended to use the @menubar.tools.publishtowebsite@ tool only for panoramas wider than 180°: internally the panorama is converted to a full 360° x 180° representation; a lot of space is wasted if the viewable part of the panorama is only a small fraction. Finally go to @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ and create the panorama in TIFF or JPEG format.<br><br><b>Uploading to website</b><br><br>The @menubar.tools.publishtowebsite@ tool generates a number of files; these should be uploaded to a folder on your web server. Generally this is done using FTP, SFTP or SCP. Contact your web hosting company for more information on how to do this. When the files have been published, you can link to the uploaded .htm file to show the panorama.<br><br><b>Using custom templates</b><br><br>PTGui will generate a basic web page with a default layout. If you know how to edit html and css, you can customize the generated web page like any other html file. Alternatively a template can be used to customize the layout of the pages generated by the @menubar.tools.publishtowebsite@ tool.<br><br>Select <b>@publishtowebsite.usecustomtemplate@</b> to use your own template. Click on @browse@ and point to your own template file (.htm format). Or click on <b>@publishtowebsite.createtemplate@</b> to create a new template file: this creates a copy of PTGui's default template, which you can customize.<br><br>The template is a regular .htm file with 3 custom tags in it:<br><br>{{TITLE}} - will be replaced by the value entered in the Web Page Title field<br>{{DESCRIPTION}} - replaced by the text entered in the Description field<br>{{PARAMS}} - parameters for the panorama viewer plugin" 
        },
        {
            "id": "converttocubic",
            "helptext": "<b>@menubar.tools.converttocubic@</b><br><br>Use this tool to convert an existing panorama to 6 cube faces, or to the (legacy) QuickTime VR format.<br><br>Cube faces are the projection of a panorama onto the 6 faces of a cube; many panorama viewers require source images in cube face format. Also, cube faces can be useful for retouching the nadir and zenith of a stitched panorama.<br><br>QTVR was a special dialect in the QuickTime .mov video format supporting interactive playback of spherical panoramas. For many years this has been the format of choice for embedding panoramas in web pages: the QuickTime plugin was installed on every Mac and on many Windows computers (it was included with iTunes for Windows). In 2009 Apple has dropped support for QTVR from QuickTime, so it should be considered a legacy format now.<br><br><b>Stitching the panorama</b><br><br>To generate cube faces, the panorama first should be stitched into a single flat image. In general equirectangular projection should be used, as this can support fully spherical panoramas. When stitching the panorama, the projection can be selected in the panorama editor window. Adjust the field of view using the two sliders until the panorama fills the entire canvas, or use 360° x 180° for fully spherical panoramas. Do not use the yellow crop lines in the panorama editor: these cause asymmetrical cropping which is not supported by the conversion tool.<br><br>Make a note of the horizontal field of view of the panorama: this is shown in the panorama editor sidebar, under Projection. It is recommended to use the this tool only for wide or spherical panoramas, otherwise a large part of the cube faces will be black and much space will be wasted to achieve the resolution of the panorama. Finally go to @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ and create the panorama in TIFF or JPEG format.<br><br><b>Nadir / zenith retouching</b><br><br>Cube faces are an ideal format for retouching the nadir or zenith and PTGui supports this in a straightforward way: simply convert your equirectangular 360° x 180° panorama to cube faces (6 separate files). Do any necessary retouching in the cube face images. To reassemble the equirectangular image simply start a new PTGui project, add the 6 cube faces as source images and go directly to @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@. PTGui will figure out which image corresponds to which cube face by looking at the file names. The file name suffixes (e.g. panorama.left.jpg, panorama.top.jpg) should match the suffixes configured at '@cubicconverter.cubefacenaming@' in this window." 
        },
        {
            "id": "panoramaeditor",
            "helptext": "<b>@panoramaeditor@</b><br><br>The Panorama Editor shows a live preview of the panorama. The panoramic projection of the panorama can be changed, the panorama can be cropped and individual images can be moved within the panorama. The Panorama Editor is opened from @menubar.tools@ | @panoramaeditor@, or by <optional platform='windows'>pressing Ctrl+E</optional><optional platform='mac'>pressing Cmd+E</optional>.<br><br>The panorama editor can operate in three modes, activated by pressing the corresponding toolbar button:<br><b>@panoramaeditor.menubar.editindividualimages@:</b>To reposition images individually within the panorama.<br><b>@panoramaeditor.menubar.editpano@:</b> to move or rotate the panorama as a whole.<br><b>@panoeditor.menubar.setcenter@:</b> to center the panorama around a certain point.<br><br>Depending on the selected mode, either the entire panorama or individual images can be moved around. Drag with the left mouse button to move. Drag with the right mouse button <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+drag)</optional> to rotate.<br><br>Right click <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional>in the panorama to bring up a context menu to perform actions on the images below the mouse pointer.<br><br>At the left and bottom are two <b>Field of View sliders:</b>use these to widen or narrow the panorama.<br><br>At the right hand side there is a <b>sidebar</b> offering further editing options. The sidebar can be hidden or locked in place using the arrow button.<br><br>Click the magnifying glass to bring up the <b>Detail Viewer</b>, this can be used to zoom into specific parts of the panorama.<br><br>A <b>grid</b> can be overlaid by dragging the little triangular button (at the bottom) towards the right.<br><br>In the toolbar, one of three <b>Blend modes</b> can be selected: @panoeditor.menubar.blended@, @panoeditor.menubar.unblended@ and @panoeditor.menubar.showseams@. See the tooltips for more information."
        },
        {
            "id": "detailviewer",
            "helptext": "<b>@detailviewer@</b><br><br>The detail viewer shows a real time preview of a specific part of the panorama. Use the detail viewer to zoom into the panorama to spot possible stitching or blending faults. Also, in Perspective mode the detail viewer can be useful to inspect the nadir and zenith of a spherical panorama before stitching.<br><br>To open the Detail Viewer choose @menubar.project@ | @detailviewer@, or press the magnifying glass button in the Panorama Editor.<br><br>Navigating the detail viewer is done by clicking and dragging with the left mouse button. Two modes of navigation are supported, see below. Alternatively the cursor keys can be used. The detail viewer can also be centered to a specific point by dragging the magnifying glass in the Panorama Editor to the desired position.<br><br><optional platform='windows'>Zooming is done by rolling the mouse wheel while holding down the Control key,</optional><optional platform='mac'>Zooming is done using two finger pinch trackpad gestures,</optional> or by dragging the slider at the left hand side. You can also zoom in and out using the + and - keyboard keys.<br><br>Right clicking <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+clicking)</optional> in the Detail Viewer brings up a context menu. From this context menu one can quickly jump to a particular image in the @mainwindow.tabs.crop@, @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ and @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tabs.<br><br>Two projection modes are available, selected using the toolbar buttons:<br><b>Zoom mode:</b>in this mode the detail viewer shows a rectangular crop of the panorama. The panorama is shown in the actual projection.<br><b>Perspective mode:</b>In this mode the current view of the panorama is reprojected to a flat (rectilinear) projection, similar to an interactive panorama viewer.<br><br>Two methods for navigating with the mouse are supported, selected using the toolbar buttons:<br><b>Drag to move:</b>the image can be dragged in every direction.<br><b>Drag and hold:</b>click and hold down the mouse button. Drag to the desired direction; the view will continuously move until the mouse button is released.<optional platform='mac'>In either mode, navigation can also be done using two finger swipe trackpad gestures.</optional><br><br>In the toolbar, one of three <b>Blend modes</b> can be selected: @panoeditor.menubar.blended@, @panoeditor.menubar.unblended@ and @panoeditor.menubar.showseams@. See the tooltips for more information."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.projectassistant",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@</b><br><br>Welcome to PTGui! You are currently in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ tab. The Project Assistant guides you through the process of creating a panorama in three easy steps.<br><br>At the left hand side of the window you see the Tab Bar. Each tab opens a page with different settings for the panorama. Initially only the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ tab is visible. During the process other tabs will become visible when they are relevant. You can press the <b>@advanced@</b> button to show all tabs, but for most panoramas this is not necessary.<br><br>To stitch a panorama, follow the three steps:<br><br><b>1. @mainwindow.projectassistant.loadimages@</b><br>Press this button to select the source images. You can open multiple files at once, by holding down the <optional platform='windows'>Ctrl key</optional><optional platform='mac'>Cmd key</optional> while selecting files. Alternatively, files can be dragged and dropped from (e.g.) @txt.finderorexplorer@ into the PTGui window<br><br>The order of the images is not important at all: in the next step, PTGui will determine how the images overlap. PTGui can handle multiple rows of images in the same panorama, just load all images in one go.<br><br>The images can be rotated using the two rotate buttons. If you do this after aligning the panorama it will rotate the entire panorama, the images will stay aligned.<br><br><b>2. @mainwindow.projectassistant.setuppanorama@</b><br>In the next step PTGui will align the images. Aligning is done in two steps: first PTGui will analyze the images and look for matching features in overlapping images. At such matching features, 'control points' are added. Next the Optimizer will be run. The optimizer will attempt to place the images such that the control points match as closely as possible.<br><br>When the images have been aligned, open the Panorama Editor to see a preview of the stitched panorama. If there are misalignments go to the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab to add or edit control points, then run the optimizer.<optional product='pro'>Moving objects can be removed using the @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ tab.</optional><br><br><b>3. @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@</b><br>Finally, press the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ button to switch to the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab. Here you can configure output options and stitch the panorama."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.sourceimagestab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@</b><br><br>On this page you can select, delete and rearrange the source images for a panorama. Select one or more images by dragging the mouse, or Shift+click to select a range of images. Right click<optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional> on the selected images for a popup menu. Press the Delete key to remove the selected images. This only removes the images from the project, the image files are not deleted.<br><br>Images can be rearranged by dragging and dropping: first select one or more images in the source images list. Then click in the left hand border (containing the image numbers), hold down the mouse button and drag up or down to the desired position.<br><br>To add more images, select @menubar.images@ | @addimages@, or drag &amp; drop the files onto the PTGui window.<optional product='pro'><br><br>For HDR panoramas, PTGui can link bracketed exposures. Linked images are forced to have the same @yaw@, @pitch@, @roll@ and other parameters, so they will overlap exactly. Linked bracketed exposures are displayed and treated mostly as single image. Images can be linked using the right click context menu, or using @menubar.images@ | @menubar.images.linkbracketed@.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.lensparamstab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@</b><br><br>For accurate stitching, PTGui needs to know the properties of the camera and lens that was used to create the images. In most cases PTGui is able to determine the lens settings automatically by inspecting the image's EXIF data, and then it's hardly ever necessary to touch these settings. Only if no EXIF data was found (e.g. when using manual focus lenses), the apprioriate lens settings must be entered here. Even then, PTGui only needs to know the type of lens and a rough guess of the focal length. The optimizer will be able to fine tune all settings here.<br><br>A project can contain one or more lens profiles. This allows images from different lenses or cameras to be used in the same project. Initially there is a single lens profile called '@txt.globallensprofile@' for all images. Multiple lens profiles are created automatically if images with different EXIF lens data are added to the project. Each lens profile holds its own lens settings, <optional product='pro'>vignetting and camera curve settings,</optional> shift and @shear@ parameters and crop settings.<br><br>You can use the Lens Database to store and later retrieve the parameters of your lens. The lens database is initially empty, it is only used for your own data. It can be opened using @menubar.tools@ | @lensdatabase@. Lens database records can be associated with specific EXIF data, so your settings will be loaded automatically whenever an image from a certain lens is loaded. For more information see: <a href='helppage:lensdatabase'>Using the Lens Database</a><br><br><b>Lens distortion correction</b><br>All lenses exhibit a certain amount of distortion (e.g. barrel distortion or pincushion distortion). For accurate stitching this distortion must be corrected; this is done on the fly while stitching. PTGui uses the PanoTools lens model for distortion correction. This uses a third order polynomial function with three parameters called a, b and c. Again, lens distortion is accurately determined by the optimizer so it is hardly ever necessary to touch these values.<br><br>PTGui will also compensate for any offset of the lens center from the image center (Shift). For flatbed scanners, PTGui can also compensate for @shear@.<br><br><b>Individual settings</b><br>By default the same lens, shift, @shear@ and crop settings are used for all images in the project. It's possible to override specific settings for specific images by selecting them in the '@mainwindow.lensparams.useindividual@' list."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.croptab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.crop@</b><br><br>Here you can crop the source images before stitching. Cropping is non-destructive, your original images are not modified.<br><br>Cropping is generally used only for circular fisheye images. Such a lens projects a circular image onto the image sensor; PTGui will use a cropping circle to ensure that only data within the image circle is used.<br><br>Drag the crop boundary with the mouse, or use the input boxes on the right to enter the cropping coordinates manually. It is possible to crop outside the original image (making it larger).<br><br>Use the @menubar.view.previousimage@ / @menubar.view.nextimage@ shortcuts in the @menubar.view@ menu and in the toolbar to switch to the previous or next image.<br><br>By default all images (or all images using the same lens profile) will use the same cropping settings. Use '@mainwindow.croptab.individualposition@' to crop a specific image differently. This can be useful for multi camera rigs and one-shot 360 cameras, where each lens will have the same projection but a different offset.<br><br>Don't attempt to use the cropping feature to mask away certain unwanted parts of your photographs; since the Lens Settings apply to the cropped part of the image, you will effectively change the focal length used for the image.<optional product='pro'>Instead, the @mainwindow.tabs.mask@ function should be used.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.masktab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.mask@</b><br><br>When blending the panorama PTGui will by default place the seams approximately in the middle of the overlap area between two source images. In particular when the panorama contains moving objects or persons this may occasionally cause partially cut off objects, or persons without limbs in the stitched panorama. This can be prevented by using masks: the mask tells the blender which parts of the source image should or should not be visible in the final panorama. Also, masks can be used to prevent control points being generated in certain areas.<br><br>Two types of masks are available: a <b>red</b> mask indicates a part of the source image that should be invisible in the final panorama; the blender will use the overlapping areas of the other source images to cover the missing parts. A <b>green</b> mask tells the blender that a certain part must be visible in the blended panorama, i.e. it will prefer the green masked pixels over the other images' pixels.<br><br>The control point generator (and '@alignimages@') will not place control points in red masked areas. This can be useful to prevent control points on moving clouds in the sky, or control points being placed on the tripod.<br><br>The effects of mask painting on the blended panorama can be observed in real time in the Panorama Editor and Detail Viewer. If @panoeditor.menubar.blended@ is selected, the masks are taken into account. In @panoeditor.menubar.showseams@ mode, the red lines will show changes in seam placement resulting from masking.<br><br>To paint masks, draw in the image using the left mouse button. Use Shift+click to draw straight lines. The size of the paint tool can be changed using the slider below, or using the K and L keys. Enclosed areas can be filled using the @mainwindow.maskmenu.fill@ tool.<br><br>Masks can be copied, pasted, loaded and saved. To copy a mask to multiple images at once, go to the @mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@ tab, select the images, right click and choose @pastemask@.<br><br>Use the @menubar.view.previousimage@ / @menubar.view.nextimage@ shortcuts in the @menubar.view@ menu and in the toolbar to switch to the previous or next image.<br><br>It's possible to switch between showing a single image, or two images side by side."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.imageparamstab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.imageparameters@</b><br><br>This page contains a table where the parameters of each image can be edited numerically. Generally it's not necessary to change any settings here, usually these parameters are determined by the optimizer.<br><br>A parameter can be changed for multiple images at once: select the cells by dragging with the mouse. Then type the required value, which will be entered in all selected cells. <br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.image@:</b> shows a thumbnail of the source image.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.warped@:</b> this is a warped thumbnail image, showing how the image will look in the final panorama. The thumbnail images is updated in real time.<optional product='pro'><br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.linked@:</b>@mainwindow.imageparamstab.linkedhelptxt@</optional><br><br><b>@+yaw@, @pitch@ and @roll@:</b> indicate the viewing direction in which a picture has been taken, and hence the position of the image in the final panorama. <b>@+yaw@</b> is the rotation of the camera in the horizontal plane, <b>@+pitch@</b> corresponds to the up/down tilting angle and <b>@+roll@</b> is the rotation of the camera around the lens axis.<optional product='pro'><br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.exposure@, @mainwindow.imageparameters.aperture@, @mainwindow.imageparameters.iso@:</b>the exposure time, lens aperture and ISO sensistivity. By default these values are read from the EXIF header of the image file, but they may be overridden by other values. These values are used to calculate the @mainwindow.imageparameters.ev@ column, used for HDR panoramas.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.ev@:</b>the Exposure Value of the images. This value indicates the amount of light captured, relative to the other images. An @mainwindow.imageparameters.ev@ value of +1 indicates that twice as much light was captured compared to an image with @mainwindow.imageparameters.ev@ value of 0. This could have been achieved by doubling the exposure time, doubling the ISO sensitivity, reducing the aperture value by a factor 1.4, or by a combination of these three. The @mainwindow.imageparameters.ev@ column is calculated from the values in the @mainwindow.imageparameters.exposure@, @mainwindow.imageparameters.aperture@ and @mainwindow.imageparameters.iso@ columns and cannot be edited directly. This value is used for generating HDR panoramas: PTGui separates the images into groups having identical @mainwindow.imageparameters.ev@ values and stitches a complete panorama from each group. These intermediate panoramas, so-called 'blend planes', are then merged to an HDR panorama.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.expoffset@:</b>can be used to adjust the brightness of a single image. E.g. entering a value of -1 darkens the image by 1 exposure value (which corresponds to a brightness reduction by a factor 2). This column is adjusted automatically if exposure optimization is enabled in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab. <br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.flare@:</b> a positive value in this field removes @lensflare@ from the image by increasing its contrast. It is adjusted automatically if @flare@ optimization is enabled in the @mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@ tab.<br><br><b>@mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ parameters:</b>these 5 parameters apply a correction for viewpoint offset of the camera position of an image, relative to the camera position of the other images. It's not necessary to manually enter values here; the actual values are determined by the optimizer when @+viewpoint@ is selected for optimization in the @mainwindow.tabs.optimizer@ tab. To reset viewpoint correction enter a value of 0 for each @mainwindow.imageparameters.vpprefix@ parameter. Viewpoint offset correction only works for photographs of flat surfaces; the process is explained in detail in the Viewpoint Correction tutorial (see the PTGui website).</optional><br><br>If images are configured to use individual lens, shift or @shear@ parameters, these values also appear in the table.<optional product='pro'><br><br>For HDR panoramas, PTGui can link bracketed exposures. Linked images can be displayed in this table either collapsed to a single row, or the list can be expanded using the little triangle button to show the individual images in each linked set.</optional><br><br>Use the @fillyaw@ function (in the right click context menu) to initialize the @yaw@ angles for a series of images to constant increments. For example, for a 360° panorama consisting of 10 images, the @yaw@ values would be initialized to 0°, 36°, 72°, ... using this function.<br><br>@mainwindow.imageparamstab.helptext2@"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.controlpointstab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@</b><br><br>Control points are used to indicate which points in the source images coincide. The control points are used by the optimizer to align the images: the optimizer modifies the image position and lens parameters such that all control points match as closely as possible.<br><br>PTGui can find control points automatically: control points are generated as part of '@alignimages@' (in the @mainwindow.tabs.projectassistant@ tab). Control points can also be generated using @menubar.controlpoints@ | @menubar.controlpoints.generate@. And control points can be generated in a specific area using @mainwindow.cptab.generatecphere@ (see below).<br><br>Sometimes PTGui is not able to generate control points automatically, in which case you need to add a few control points by hand. The @controlpointassistant@ window (see @menubar.tools@ | @controlpointassistant@) helps you determine which images need additional control points.<br><br>As a rule of thumb, each pair of overlapping images should have at least 4 control points. Try to spread the control points as much as possible across the overlap area of the image pair.<br><br>Editing control points is easy:<br><br>To <b>add</b> a control point, select two overlapping images by clicking on the thumbnails above each pane. Then click on a point in the left hand image and click on the corresponding point in the right hand image. PTGui will add a numbered marker for each control points. If @menubar.controlpoints.autojump@ is enabled (see the bottom toolbar), the mouse pointer will jump to the expected location in the other image after you've clicked the first point.<br><br>To <b>generate</b> control points in a certain area: select a rectangle in one of the images by dragging with the mouse while holding down the Shift key. Then right-click <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional> in the selected area and choose @mainwindow.cptab.generatecphere@. PTGui will try to find matching details in the other image. This requires that the images are already aligned: in other words, the Panorama Editor should already show a proper preview of your panorama.<br><br>To <b>move</b> a control point: grab it with the mouse and drag to the desired location. To <b>delete</b> a control point or change the type: right-click on the marker, or right-click in the control point list.<br><br>To delete multiple control points: select a rectangular area in the image by dragging with the mouse while holding down the Shift key. The selected control points will start flashing. Then press the Delete key, or right-click <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional> on one of the selected control points and choose Delete.<br><br>Additional mouse and keyboard commands in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab: <br>• Use the right mouse button <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+drag or two finger swipe)</optional>to drag and scroll the images. Additionally hold down the Alt key for fast dragging.<optional platform='windows'><br>• While moving control points, hold down the Ctrl key to slow down the mouse by an extra factor of 8<br>• Click with the middle mouse button to toggle between 100% zoom and zoom-to-fit.</optional><br>• Control points can be moved using the keyboard: click on the control point flag, and use the arrow keys to move the marker. <br><br>At the right hand side of the window is the control points table. This shows a list of all control points for the selected pair of images. The '@cptable.dist@' column shows the control point distances. The control point distance is an indication of how well a panorama is aligned: a lower distance means better alignment. Distances are measured in source image pixels. The table can be sorted by clicking on the header above the column.<br><br>In general a distance below 5 is good. Points with a distance of 20 or higher need attention; these could be misaligned control points, for example on moving objects.<br><br>If there are many control points with high distance, this usually is a sign of parallax. Images with parallax cannot be stitched perfectly. Parallax should be avoided by taking all images from exactly the same viewpoint. Especially indoors, using a panoramic tripod head is necessary."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.optimizersettingstab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.optimizer@</b><br><br>PTGui aligns images using a two step process: first of all, control points are generated on matching features in different images. Then the optimizer is run, which changes the image and lens parameters such that the control points match as closely as possible.<br><br>The optimizer can be controlled through a simple or an advanced interface; use the @simple@ or @advanced@ button at the top of the @mainwindow.tabs.optimizer@ tab to switch. The simple interface is sufficient in most circumstances. PTGui will set the optimizer parameters to values that usually give good results.<br><br>Use the Advanced interface to get detailed control over every single parameter that is optimized. To learn more, hover the mouse above each parameter to see tooltips.<br><br><b>Optimizer results</b><br>After running the optimizer PTGui will let you know how well the images are aligned. If the optimizer reports a not so good result, chances are that there are misplaced control points. To find those control points, open the @controlpointstable@ window (@menubar.tools@ menu) and inspect the control points with the highest distance value. Double click on a control point in the table to inspect the control point in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab. Doing @menubar.controlpoints@ | @menubar.controlpoints.deleteworst@ may be helpful too.<br><br>If you are consistently getting mediocre optimization results, this usually is a sign of parallax. Images with parallax cannot be stitched perfectly. Parallax should be avoided by taking all images from exactly the same viewpoint. Especially indoors, using a panoramic tripod head is necessary."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.exposuretab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.exposurehdr@</b><br><br>PTGui Pro can stitch HDR panoramas from bracketed exposures. This can be enabled in the HDR section.<br><br>In the bottom section, exposure correction, vignetting correction and color correction is configured.<br><br>To learn more, hover the mouse above each parameter to see tooltips."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.projectsettingstab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.projectsettings@</b><br><br>This page configures several settings affecting the behavior of PTGui and the Batch Stitcher. The settings are saved as part of the current project (or template). To change the default settings for all new projects, use @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.makedefault@. To reset PTGui to use its own default settings, do @menubar.file@ | @menubar.file.resetdefault@.<br><br>To learn more, hover the mouse above each parameter to see tooltips.<br><br>Also see: <a href='helppage:workingwithtemplates'>working with templates</a>"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.previewtab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.preview@</b><br><br>Create a preview of the panorama to see what the final panorama will look like. The result is a jpeg file of a certain size, which is otherwise identical to the panorama that would be generated in the @mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@ tab. Before stitching, PTGui will ask you which application to use for previewing.<br><br>Additional applications for previewing can be configured in @optionspreferences@ | @options.foldersandfileshtml@.<optional product='pro'><br><br>For HDR panoramas only the tone mapped or exposure fused panorama will be generated.</optional>"
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.metadatatab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.metadata@</b><br><br>Images can contain embedded data, providing additional information about the image. This is called @mainwindow.tabs.metadata@. By default PTGui will copy certain metadata from the source images to the generated panorama:<br><br>• The shooting date of the panorama: PTGui will use the earliest timestamp found in all source images of the panorama.<br><br>• Exposure data: exposure time, aperture and ISO sensitivity. This data will only be embedded if all images have identical exposure.<optional product='pro'>If separate HDR blend planes are output, the blend planes will have the exposure data of the source images used for that blend plane.</optional><br><br>• ICC color profile: the color profile will be copied from the source images, but only if all images have the same profile.<br><br>• GPS location: if available, the camera GPS coordinates are copied from the source images. If the source images have different coordinates, the average is taken. If no GPS data is available in the source images, a coordinate can be entered in this tab.<br><br>• Image orientation: if the shooting direction (compass angle) is available in one or more of the source images, this will be embedded in the panorama. PTGui will correct for the yaw offset of each source image, so the image direction metadata refers to viewing direction of the center of the panorama. If no orientation data is available in the source images, a value can be entered in this tab.<br><br>• Google PhotoSphere metadata: for panoramas in equirectangular projection PTGui will embed 'gpano' xmp metadata. This will ensure that Facebook, Google and other websites recognize the image as a spherical panorama.<br><br>• For rectilinear panoramas PTGui will embed the FocalLength and FocalLengthIn35mm tag.<br><br>PTGui currently only writes metadata to JPEG and TIFF files. Metadata support for other formats is planned."
        }, 
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.createpanoramatab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.createpanorama@</b><br><br>From here the stitched panorama can be generated. PTGui can create the panorama either directly from here (using the @createpanorama@ button), or it can send the project to the batch stitcher for stitching in the background.<br><br>To learn more, hover the mouse above each parameter to see tooltips."
        },
        {
            "id": "cptable",
            "helptext": "<b>@controlpointstable@</b><br><br>This window shows a list of all control points in the project. It can be filtered to show only certain types of control points, or the control points of certain images, by using the filter options at the top.<br><br>By default the table is sorted by distance. The distance shows how good or bad a control point fits in the panorama: the lower the distance, the better the alignment.<br><br>In general a distance below 5 is good. Points with a distance of 20 or higher need attention; these could be misaligned control points, for example on moving objects.<br><br>If there are many control points with high distance, this usually is a sign of parallax. Images with parallax cannot be stitched perfectly. Parallax should be avoided by taking all images from exactly the same viewpoint. Especially indoors, using a panoramic tripod head is necessary.<br><br>Clicking on a header column at the top of the table sorts the table by that column. Clicking again reverses the sort order.<br><br>Double click on a control point to focus the selected point in the @mainwindow.tabs.controlpoints@ tab in the main window.<br><br>Multiple control points can be selected by dragging with the mouse, or by shift + click. Right click <optional platform='mac'>(or Ctrl+click)</optional> to delete the selected points or change their type."
        },
        {
            "id": "cpassistant",
            "helptext": "<b>@controlpointassistant@</b><br><br>The Control Point Assistant helps you diagnose problems regarding control point placement. It will warn about:<br><br>• images that don't have any control points<br><br>• clusters of images that are linked (by control points) together but not to each other<br><br>• images with no or too few control points<br><br>• pairs of overlapping images for which no control points have been defined"
        },
        {
            "id": "philosphere",
            "helptext": "<b>@menubar.tools.philosphere@</b><br><br>A PhiloSphere is a great way to print a spherical panorama. The panorama is projected onto a shape consisting of squares and triangles which can be glued together to a shape approximating a sphere (mathematicians call it a 'rhombicuboctahedron').<br><br>You need a JPEG picture of a 360° x 180° panorama in equirectangular projection. The process will create two JPEG files. These two files can be printed, folded and glued together.<br><br>After setting the desired size, press the Start button. You will be prompted for the location of the panorama. When the conversion is complete you will be prompted twice for the location to store the two JPEG files."
        },
        {
            "id": "lensdatabase",
            "helptext": "<b>@lensdatabase@</b><br><br>You can use the Lens Database to store and retrieve the parameters of a lens. The lens database is initially empty, it is only used for your own data. It can be opened using @menubar.tools@ | @lensdatabase@. Lens database records can be associated with specific EXIF data, this configures PTGui to load specific lens settings automatically whenever an image from a certain lens is loaded.<br><br>The lens database consists of two panes: the left hand pane is a list of lens database records. When a record is selected, the right hand pane shows the properties of the selected lens database record.<br><br><b>Using the Lens Database</b><br><br>The lens database window can be opened via @menubar.tools@ | @lensdatabase@. Records are not loaded and saved directly from the Lens Database window; instead this is done from the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab in the main window. If the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab is not shown, press the @advanced@ button on the main window's sidebar. In the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab press the @lensdatabase@ button to load or store the current lens settings from or to the lens database.<br><br>The following parameters are stored to the lens database:<br>• Lens projection (rectilinear, fisheye, etc)<br>• focal length (for rectilinear and fisheye projections) or horizontal field of view (for equirectangular and cylindrical projection)<br>• fisheye factor (for fisheye lenses)<br>• crop settings<br>• lens distortion correction<br>• lens shift<br>• @shear@ correction<br><br><b>EXIF Associations</b><br><br>Lens database records can be associated with specific EXIF data. When associated, settings from the lens database are applied automatically when an image from that particular particular camera / lens combination is loaded. Associations can be made in two ways:<br><br>If images from an unrecognized camera / lens are loaded, PTGui will ask you to enter the lens type and focal length. In the same window there's a checkbox 'always use this data for ... [camera/lens combination]. If selected, a new lens database record will be made and associated with the EXIF data of the image.<br><br>And associations can be made manually from the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab: after loading an image, click the EXIF button and choose '@mainwindow.lensparams.makeexifassociation@' to make an association.<br><br>To remove an association, open the Lens Database window, select the association in the right hand table and press the Remove button."
        },
        {
            "id": "cameradatabase",
            "helptext": "<b>@cameradatabase@</b><br><br>To calculate the projection of a lens PTGui not only needs to know the focal length but also the camera's sensor size. Without knowing the sensor dimensions, the focal length is a meaningless value. PTGui knows the sensor size of over 2000 cameras but it's possible that your camera is not included. In that case you can add this data to the camera database.<br><br><b>Using the Camera Database</b><br><br>The camera database window can be opened via @menubar.tools@ | @cameradatabase@. Records are not loaded and saved directly from here; instead this is done from the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab in the main window. If the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab is not shown, press the @advanced@ button the main window's sidebar.<br><br>In the @mainwindow.tabs.lenssettings@ tab press the @cameradatabase@ button to load or store the current sensor size from or to the lens database, and associate this data with the camera model as found in the EXIF 'camera model' field. The next time an image is loaded with this EXIF camera model, PTGui will automatically initialize the camera sensor size data."
        },
        {
            "id": "patchwindow",
            "helptext": "<b>@patchwindow@</b><br><br>Use this tool to retouch small stitching errors, remove unwanted objects (like the tripod) or fill missing parts of the panorama. Retouching is done by cloning sections of the image and blending them over another part of the image. The @patchwindow@ can be opened in two ways:<br><br>In the <b>@detailviewer@</b> window, navigate to the part of the panorama to be retouched, open the @detailviewer.sidebar.patch@ side bar and press the @detailviewer.sidebar.patch.createpatch@ button. This creates a snapshot of the current view and adds it as a new source image to the panorama. The added image will have a fully green mask, to ensure that the patch image will be used in place of the original source images. Then the @patchwindow@ will open for editing the patch image.<br><br>Or, open the @patchwindow@ directly from the <b>@menubar.tools@ menu</b> as a standalone tool. This allows any JPEG, JPEG2000 or TIFF image to be opened for editing.<br><br>The @patchwindow@ operates in two possible modes:<br><br><b>@patchwindow.mode.cut@:</b> Use this mode to remove unwanted objects from the image. Click in the image to draw a shape around the object. The enclosed area will be made transparent.<br><br><b>@patchwindow.mode.patch@:</b> In this mode, click in the image to draw a shape around the part of the image that should be covered with a patch. Then drag the shape to the area to be used as the source for the patch. The target area will be replaced by the cloned source area.<br><br>Patches can be moved or edited: click inside a patch to activate it. The source area for the active patch will be indicated by a yellow dashed line. The patch, or its source area, can be moved by dragging it. The patch can be edited by dragging its vertices. New vertices can be added by right clicking on an edge. Right click on a vertex to delete it. On macOS, Ctrl+click can be used instead of the right mouse button.<br><br>By default, <b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@</b> is enabled: the seam between the patch image and the underlying image will be routed through areas where they are the most similar. This will create the most seamless result, but only a part of the patch is used. The seam line is indicated by a red line when hovering the mouse pointer over the window. If unwanted parts of the original image are still shown through the patch, make those parts transparent using the '@patchwindow.mode.cut@' mode as explained above. The seam will be routed around the transparent areas. <b>@panoramaeditor.sidebar.blendsettings.seamfinding@</b> can be disabled in the bottom toolbar. If disabled, the patch will be overlayed as a whole. The edges will still be blended, but the result may not be as seamless.<br><br>If <b>@patchwindow.autosave@</b> is selected, all edits are saved to disk immediately. Otherwise use the Save button to save the patched image.<br><br>If the @patchwindow@ was launched by creating a patch in the @detailviewer@ window, the edited patch image will be reloaded automatically and the project will update after a few seconds. After patching the panorama, control points should not be edited anymore. Running the optimizer would modify the alignment of the images, and the patch image would no longer reflect the original alignment of the images. Therefore, patching should be done as a final step in the stitching process. Starting from scratch is always possible simply by going to the @mainwindow.tabs.sourceimages@ tab and removing the patch image from the project.<br><br>Instead of adding a patch image to a PTGui project, it's also possible to retouch an already stitched panorama: After stitching the panorama, start a new project and add the stitched panorama as a source image. Then open the @detailviewer@ window and launch the @patchwindow@ from there."
        },
        {
            "id": "mainwindow.preprocesstab",
            "helptext": "<b>@mainwindow.tabs.preprocess@</b><br><br>On this tab settings for the development of RAW images can be adjusted:<br><br><b>Noise reduction:</b> Especially at higher ISO values, RAW camera data can contain significant amounts of noise. PTGui can apply noise reduction to the RAW data during RAW conversion. The strength of noise reduction can be controlled separately for chrominance (color) and luminance (brightness).<br><br><b>Chromatic aberration removal:</b>Chromatic aberration is a type of lens distortion causing different colors to be focused slightly differently. This can be seen as a color fringe around the edges of objects. The amount of Chromatic aberration reduction can be adjusted.<br><br>The settings on this tab are applied to RAW and DNG source images before stitching. Further adjustments can be made in the @panoramaeditor@ in the @panoramaeditor.sidebar.postprocess@ and @panoramaeditor.sidebar.whitebalance@ tabs; those adjustments are applied to the stitched panorama."
        }        
    ]
}