Batch process

[Teddy2017]

Hi, I am not a programmer, and I need to use the batch process to make HDR . The option -a -B are not work. In theory, yes, will work, but in fact, no., Please, if do you know how to write the command line syntax for batch HDR, will appreciate.

Example: I put my .dnf (or .nef) files in the folder named "D:\test".

How must look like the command line to make HDR on 24 bits (each set of photos was made with 3 stops:-2/0/+2 EV).

Thank you, in advance!

(please test if works before add a comm)

[Beep6581]

Works fine.

$ ls *.arw
test_1.arw  test_2.arw  test_3.arw
$ ~/programs/hdrmerge-master/hdrmerge --batch *.arw
Writing /tmp/test_1-3.dng, 16-bit, 6024x4024

Upload a bracketed set using https://filebin.net/ if you would like me to try with your files.

[Teddy2017]

Ok, Thank you!

Please tell me: You put all .nef files into a folder - Example: D\test, and, then what command line do you type on cmd.exe?

Here is my photos: http://fastupload.rol.ro/32f3231082e1f02dde394abeac6b9a7e.html

https://filebin.net/ - run too slow...

[Beep6581]

@Teddy2017 I can't unpack RAR files, and that website looks dodgy. It put your RAR files in a ZIP file and included spam. If you want me to take a look, please put the photos in a non-proprietary compressed format such as ZIP, 7-Zip, BZ2, etc., and upload using https://filebin.net/

[Teddy2017]

https://filebin.net/jl09lrcnlb6jz3v2

Make a .bat file, that must be run in command line.

[muntzstudios]

@Beep6581 - For give my extremely basic question haha, but how in the world do you launch a batch processing action with HDRMerge? I open terminal and type what? I'm very new to this (command line stuff) but desperately want to be able to use this to batch out DNG Hdrs in a more efficient manner rather than creating them all in LR

[Beep6581]

@muntzstudios navigate to the folder with your photos, then run hdrmerge with the --batch flag and your raw photo extension as an argument. For example, if your photos have a .dng extension:

cd /home/muntz/photos
hdrmerge --batch *.dng

I see you've cross-posted in the forum, so keep further user-support questions in the forum.

[muntzstudios]

Is there a way to make this automatic, with automator? Thanks so much for your help!

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@muntzstudios https://github.com/muntzstudios navigate to the folder with your photos, then run hdrmerge with the --batch flag and your raw photo extension as an argument. For example, if your photos have a .dng extension:

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[muntzstudios]

Hi Beep6581 - I’m trying to run this, but it’s saying no command found?

I dragged my folder into the terminal, so I get the exact location, then added the cd in front of it (with the space, as I see below) but can’t get the hdrmerge app to batch

Any suggestions?

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@muntzstudios https://github.com/muntzstudios navigate to the folder with your photos, then run hdrmerge with the --batch flag and your raw photo extension as an argument. For example, if your photos have a .dng extension:

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[muntzstudios]

I’ve managed to figure out how to run the batch functionality. All images are 2 stops apart from one and other and within a 5 bracket interval. The final result looks terrible, the images have a lot of pink color over certain parts of it. How can I fix this? Is it some sort of a settings issue?

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@muntzstudios https://github.com/muntzstudios navigate to the folder with your photos, then run hdrmerge with the --batch flag and your raw photo extension as an argument. For example, if your photos have a .dng extension:

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[Beep6581]

As I wrote above, this is not the place for user support.

[muntzstudios]

Ok, how is someone supposed to get support or help with this?

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As I wrote above, this is not the place for user support.

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[Beep6581]

@muntzstudios

I see you've cross-posted in the forum, so keep further user-support questions in the forum.