I tried to do something like this many years ago of a full moon but never got
the results I was after.
You are expecting a higher detail meaning resolution image so I would out put at
a higher resolution upsampling each image.
I don't think Enfuse is the right choice. You could use the contrast filter to
use the sharpest portion of each image but I imagine every image is of the same
sharpness and if it is soft it is soft all over.
I tried to use a median filter with Photoshop to take the most popular color at
each pixel.
Other options are Image Stack by TawbaWare
http://www.tawbaware.com/imgstack.htm
ImageMagic might be able to do something similar.
Jim
On 2015-03-03 1:47 PM, Jeremy Henderson wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to figure out how to best use Hugin and enfuse for creating
super-resolution images. I'd appreciate any help as the results aren't quite
satisfactory yet.
Here is my current procedure:
1. Take several photos of a scene; handheld (in burst mode) is great as it
provides the image-to-image variability required for the task
2. Use align_image_stack to align all images. Since all three translations and
rotations can be affected between images, I am using all the options for
aligning (-m -d -i -x -y -z).
3. Use enfuse, and here I have no clear idea for how to get the best results.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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