On 5 Nov., 01:48, Isaac Gouy <[email protected]> wrote:
> So I have 3 photos taken hand-held with different focus (same > exposure) and of course there's say 5% movement. If you're trying to make a focus stack, all the photos are likely to have the same exposure. As I've pointed out previously, if your images have the same EV value, enfusing them with hugin will NOT WORK. You can see from the output you have posted that enfuse is never called with more than one image. The output also shows that nona is called every time with the same -e value (12.9658), which is precisely that self-same EV value which is equal for all images. If you don't want to blend your images manually you have to give them separate fake EV values (like, 0, 1, 2). Your enfuse parameters are fine like this, but since enfuse never enfuses any images, they have no effect. I'll explain the output to you: "C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/nona" -z PACKBITS -r ldr -e 12.9658 -m TIFF_m -o "c_exposure_layers_" -i 0 "C:/Users/Andy/AppData/Local/Temp/ hug3987.tmp" ... - your images get warped, so you can put them on top of each other. The result is written to a temporary file "C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/enblend" --compression NONE -f4224x3148 -o "c_exposure_00.tif" "c_exposure_layers_0000.tif" "c_exposure_layers_0001.tif" "c_exposure_layers_0002.tif" ... - your warped images are stitched together. This is because they all have the same EV value. It is not what you want. "C:/Program Files/Hugin/bin/enfuse" --compression NONE --exposure- weight=0 --saturation-weight=0 --contrast-weight=1 --hard-mask -- contrast-window-size=9 -o "c_blended_fused.tif" "c_exposure_00.tif" enfuse: warning: only one input image given. ... the stitched image is passed to enfuse. But since this is only one image, there is nothing to enfuse, as enfuse does point out to you saying 'enfuse: warning: only one input image given.' You write that your images are something like 5% misaligned. I predict you won't have very good results. Focus stacks neeed to be done with as little parallactic error as possible (you're using a hard mask, after all). I'd recommend to redo the photography with a tripod. Finally, your output also shows that you have asked for: On Stitcher tab I check "Exposure Fusion" "Blended and fused panorama" On Stitcher tab I check "Exposure Fusion" "Remapped images" If you want the 'blended and fused panorama', you must use images with different EV If you make 'remapped images', you get several (remapped) images which you can then enfuse manually. Did you try to call enfuse manually on your remapped images (c_exposure_layers_0000.tif etc.)? One last bit of advice: You talk about brackets. Mostly people will think you've done exposure brackets. Focus stacks are less frequently done. I think your problem would have been more quickly analyzed if you had mentioned that you're trying to make a focus stack;) with regards KFJ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx
