On Sun 25-Apr-2010 at 19:44 -0700, slaterson wrote:
On Apr 25, 3:25 pm, Bruno Postle <[email protected]> wrote:
Just to clarify: the individual remapped images are ok, but the
merged stack is where you see the streaks?
yes, the individual remapped images are ok. three exr images are
output for remapping (along with a pgm 'gray' image) for each stack.
all of these images open and display ok.
1) load my pto file in hugin
2) select 'remapped merged stacks' and 'remapped images' from the HDR
Merging output options on the stitch tab of hugin
3) press the stitch button
Ok, this isn't an exposure fusion 'enfuse' workflow. The HDR menu
creates remapped floating-point HDR files for each photo, each stack
is then merged with hugin_hdr_merge into a single floating-point HDR
file.
It looks like hugin_hdr_merge is failing and generating these
streaks.
What version of Hugin do you have? hugin_hdr_merge had some changes
in 2010.0.0.
Can you try a TIFF workflow instead of EXR? (TIFF supports
floating-point HDR data too).
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Bruno
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