Enblend is not for "merging bracketed shots," it is for seamlessly
combining overlapping images... it is the "stitcher."
Enfuse is for merging multiple exposures.
eo
On Oct 9, 2010, at 3:09 PM, Bernd Hohmann wrote:
On 09.10.2010 23:43, Erik Krause wrote:
Am 09.10.2010 21:18, schrieb Bernd Hohmann:
enblend doesn't calculate the camera response curve correctly for
me (if
it uses response curves at all).
No, enfuse (!) uses a totally different approach which doesn't need
camera response curves.
This is the problem: when you use enblend to merge bracketed JPG
shots at first, the resulting image is broken because it isn't a
real HDR.
You can process those images in Hugin, but the details are gone
before.
Thats why I wait for better handling of bracketing shots in Hugin.
Bernd
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