Hi Recently some of us were reading a book on Digital Landscape Photography. One of the most interesting innovations was the use of HDR imaging. The Book of course talked only about some proprietory software (it is also available as freeware trial download and it plasters its watermark all over the output)
A friend said Quote "does ubuntu have such software and can it do the job" A quick search of synaptic threw up a GUI for HDR manipulation qtpfsgui (what a mouthful) http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/ am quite sure its available in the Ubuntu repos. And as luck would have it in my constant quest for some imaging software i must have installed this as well, so in a matter of minutes we had processed some images and WOW what output- absolutely fantastic. It needed some playing around a bit but at then end it was both worth the (small ) effort and the huge long term learning. So for those of you interested in creative photography i think don't waste any time just read up some tutorial and go out with your cameras and do the needful the output will both startle and really amaze you. To make sure you get the most amazing output to start with use the Fattal algorithm, once you get hooked you can start playing around with the others. I am hooked and look forward to using this tool often for fun as well as some creative results. enjoy ram -- ubuntu-in mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-in
