Hi group,
I've got 3 images taken at different exposure. The pictures were taken
by hand, so there's an offset between each of them - unfortunately
this is very disturbing in the resulting hdr image. So I installed
align_image_stack on my linux box.
I've tried to process my images with various paramters of
align_image_stack, but unfortunately the results were never perfect.
Interestingly the 2nd and 3rd picture are always aligned correctly,
but the first not. (I would expect the 2nd and 3rd to be aligned to
the 1st picture.)
That's how I start it:
# wrapper fpr align_image_stack
align_image_stack -a $1 $2 $3
mogrify -format jpg -quality 100 ${1}0000.tif
mogrify -format jpg -quality 100 ${1}0001.tif
jhead -te $2 ${1}0000.jpg
jhead -te $2 ${1}0001.jpg
rm ${1}0000.tif
rm ${1}0001.tif
(I've written this small shell script to circumvent the fact that
align_image_stack removes exif data, which qtpfsgui needs.)
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