Erik Krause wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Andrew Mihal (developer of enblend) and the hugin development team
> around Pablo d'Angelo have a christmas present for the panorama
> community: enfuse
>
> The program uses the multi resolution spline blending technique known
> from enblend to fusion (hence the name) a stack of exposure bracketed
> images - not to HDR but to a exposure blended LDR result.
>
> I tested it on some cases and it yielded results wich are the closest
> to perfect I ever saw. Even the 17 EV lamp example from my page
> http://www.erik-krause.de/blending which no recent tonemapper was
> able to process satisfactorily looks really great:
> http://www.erik-krause.de/lamp_enfuse.jpg
Can anyone explain *why* that (lovely) image
looks so computer generated? To my eye/brain
that looks like a Pixar synthesised scene,
and not anything that ever came from a camera.
I do know that CGI works in HDR, so perhaps
it's a quirk of tonemapping.
Hello, Andrew Mihal (developer of enblend) and the hugin development team around Pablo d'Angelo have a christmas present for the panorama community: enfuse The...
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... Can anyone explain *why* that (lovely) image looks so computer generated? To my eye/brain that looks like a Pixar synthesised scene, and not anything that...
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... Because it *is* computer generated (although it's shot). You can't normally see the filament of a light bulb! 17EV is the limit of contrast you can...
I've been playing with this, but must be getting my command line wrong. Here is what I have: C:\Enfuse\enfuse -o output.tif D.tif L.tif M.tif D, L, and M are...
On Thursday, December 20, 2007 at 14:51, Mark D. Fink wrote on ... Did you paste this line from somewhere else or did you type it actually? I could reproduce...
That's precisely what I did. Normally, I don't have problems when I do that. I'll give it a try by typing it in directly. Thanks! Mark www.pinnacle-vr.com...
Success! It turns out it was the path statement that was bothering the process. When I did a cd\ to the enfuse directory and just ran the command without the...
... in case something does not work, particularly with the output image, try to add the -g option. From the man page: Gimp (ver.<2) and Cinepaint exhibit...
More like a Christmas miracle :) Thanks Marlon ... -- "Instead of building newer and larger weapons of mass destruction, I think mankind should try to get more...
... Really impressive! I'm not wild about the weak contrast in the left-hand side, but with that extreme light difference - it is an *amazing* demonstration. ...
... Yes, that's the beauty of the algorithm. The contrast is compressed only in the range you shoot. If you shoot 26 EV you'll get weak contrast in one or the...
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... It's a command line program. You can use it with the mother of all batch processors: Windows Batch. ;-) Create a text file named (f.e.) ENF360.bat and past...
OH GREAT!!!! Would be possible to make it position-independent? So the .bat is in the same directory of enfuse, and you take out the .bat link on the desktop ...
Ciao Luca, ... That is what i did. I have got several (jpg,tif,360 and single) batch files in the enfuse folder and sent a shortcut to the desktop for easy ...
Thank you, Erik. I had heard from Yuval that the team was producing something great. I cut my teeth on command-line programs but since then I have been lazily...
... Wowhoho! I have to admit that my HDR/DRI skills are still quite bad. I never was really satisfied with the results. I tried a few progs (Photomatix, FDR,...
... From: "Erik Krause" ... Thanks Erik, the batch-file is fine, but not much different than the way EnblendGUI work. With ENF360.bat I save some time not...
... There is a for command, but it's cryptic. In this case it might be easier to use a goto: --snip @echo off %~d1 cd %~p1 ... c:\enfuse\enfuse -w -o...
... From: "Erik Krause" ... Thanks again Erik, Guess you're right about +160 images being to much for the command-line. But I did it succesfully with a set of...
Hi all, A updated enfuse binary is available at: http://hugin.panotools.org/testing/enblend/enblend-3.1_win32_pre3.zip The main change is the availability of...