Hi Belal, You could use the ra_xyze command to insert the exposure into the pixels value right after creating the HDR image.
ra_xyze –r –o input.hdr > output.hdr This way, the exposure line is removed from the header in Radiance and you can do manipulations on your HDR image with pcomb/pcompos. At the end, you can insert back the exposure line in the header with a value of 1 using getinfo –a as Greg mentioned. Best, Clotilde From: Belal Abboushi [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: lundi 2 octobre 2017 08:21 To: Gregory J. Ward <[email protected]> Cc: High Dynamic Range Imaging <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [HDRI] Duplicated lines in HDRI header Hi Greg, Unfortunately that didn't satisfy evalglare. My hunch is that evalglare reads indented EXPOSURE lines and then doesn't know which exposure line to pick. Is there a way to erase the 2 old exposure lines in post processing? I'm trying to avoid having to manually edit header for each HDRI individually. Thank you for helping, Belal
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