Re: How to combine multiple exposed images?
Josef Grunig <[email protected]>
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Thomas Lock wrote: > Hi Josef > > Try using Artizen HDR to create your HDR images. It is probably > the most flexible HDR editor available to date. > > Yours Truly Tom > > P.S You will also find tutorials on how to create HDR images in both Video > and Text. The program is in the final beta stage, so it should be more than > stable enough most of your usages. > > www.supportingcomputers.net > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Josef Grunig" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 2:48 PM > Subject: [Openexr-user] How to combine multiple exposed images? > > > >>Hi to all, >> >>I'm a newbye to OpenEXR and would like to create my first HDR image. >>I've read that a way of creating HDR images is assembling multiple >>exposed (with different f-stops) images. I didn't find how this >>"combining" has to be done. Can you tell me more? >> >>Thanks a lot! >> >>-- >>Josef Grunig >>www.blending-life.org >> >> Thanks Thomas, but my purpose is making my own C++ program that creates an .exr file using the OpenEXR library and working directly on pixels. Aren't there opensource tools or detailed instruction on how combine multiple exposed images? -- Josef Grunig www.blending-life.org