One might consider this, also, an indication that the documentation
might be expanded or clarified on this point. ;)
(In case it's not already addressed.)
eo
On Nov 3, 2010, at 8:29 AM, Bruno Postle wrote:
(Apologies my phone won't let me quote properly)
If your bracketed sets are not well aligned there is no need to save
the intermediate files and blend them manually.
Hugin has two exposure fusion modes: 'fused and blended' fuses
stacks together first then seam blends the result, this requires the
stacks to be approximately aligned, i.e. handheld using an SLR
bracketing mode is fine; the other 'blended and fused' mode is what
you need if you want to do exposure fusion but don't have
identifiable stacks.
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Bruno
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