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HDR exposure merging
http://jcelaya.github.io/hdrmerge/
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MacOS, how to batch in command line #125

Closed xtrul closed 6 years ago

xtrul commented 6 years ago

Hello, first of all i am very happy that i found this software.. I have a challange if you can please provice me a workflow to undestand better how to do batch mode in command line,

i mean were should i put the files, also how to the command line would look? i understoot that the separation is made by time btw images.

because this is not enough ./hdrmerge -B, i did try with others but i m new to this. Thank you

Regards

Beep6581 commented 6 years ago

@nongrata23 upload a few sample images using https://filebin.net/

xtrul commented 6 years ago

Hello, for example those files....

https://filebin.net/h4zvint6jim1wl4c

Thank you @Beep6581

Beep6581 commented 6 years ago

@nongrata23 here's a Linux example. I compiled HDRMerge into ~/programs/hdrmerge though if you installed it system-wide you don't need to specify the path. I recommend setting the output file to 16-bit with a half-sized preview, as is the case in this example. You can remove the --no-align --no-crop part if the images need alignment.

~/programs/hdrmerge/hdrmerge --batch -b 16 -p half --no-align --no-crop *.NEF

I don't have or use macOS but I think the equivalent would be:

open -a hdrmerge --batch -b 16 -p half --no-align --no-crop *.NEF
xtrul commented 6 years ago

Thank you so much is working!