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HDR - how to get the photmatix colours?
I've done a fair bit of HDR imaging, but always with enfuse,
which gives a very naturalistic effect (a bit like the human vision system). I've used it to take overcome DR limitations in extreme HDR scenarios. But I'd like to have a play with the weird and wonderful super-saturated colours that some of the other HDR software can't avoid! Is there anything FREE FOR LINUX that has similar unnatural effects to photomatix? BugBear |
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HDR - how to get the photmatix colours?
bugbear wrote:
Is there anything FREE FOR LINUX that has similar unnatural effects to photomatix? Yes, qtpfsgui. It does the sort of thing you're looking for and more. You may even find in in one of your O/S' repositories, it's in for my O/S -- sid RLU 300284 Mandriva 2009.1 X86_64 2.6.29.3 |
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HDR - how to get the photmatix colours?
On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:59:57 +0000, sid wrote:
Is there anything FREE FOR LINUX that has similar unnatural effects to photomatix? Yes, qtpfsgui. It does the sort of thing you're looking for and more. You may even find in in one of your O/S' repositories, it's in for my O/S I agree. Both examples below were processed with qtpfsgui. I don't take colors to the extremes (it gets boring _very_ fast), but the second one is quite close to what you find on the web. The first one is quite natural, just to show that you don't _have_ to oversaturate them. :-) http://www.arumes.com/photo/fullsize/CRW_3356.jpg http://www.arumes.com/photo/fullsize/CRW_2840.jpg -- Regards, Robert http://www.arumes.com |
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HDR - how to get the photmatix colours?
On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:59:57 GMT, sid
wrote: bugbear wrote: Is there anything FREE FOR LINUX that has similar unnatural effects to photomatix? Yes, qtpfsgui. It does the sort of thing you're looking for and more. You may even find in in one of your O/S' repositories, it's in for my O/S All HDR software can produce this effect if you don't know how to use it properly. Though some software like Dynamic-Photo HDR makes it far more difficult to recreate these common garishly ugly errors as seen in most all Photomatix manipulated photos. This is why you see so much of those surreal and other-wordily compositions, Photomatix is popular from being perpetuated by idiots. 99.9999% of all camera owners are idiots. 99.999% of those who have HDR software haven't changed their idiot status. Proving it in how they operate their software too. qtpfsgui is excellent software, as can be all others, when used by the proper hands with a functional mind attached to them. Owners and popularizers of Photomatix software create photography that is reminiscent of the disgustingly arcane quality of "Dogs Playing Poker" painted on black velvet, proudly displayed next to an equally socially-disturbing velvet painting of "The baby elvis jesus". Tools, no matter how good, in the hands of idiots will always create more landfill. |
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HDR - how to get the photmatix colours?
byran t decker wrote:
All HDR software can produce this effect if you don't know how to use it properly. Actually, I don't think that's true - I've never made those curious effects using enfuse, hence my request! BugBear |
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HDR - how to get the photmatix colours?
byran t decker wrote:
Tools, no matter how good, in the hands of idiots will always create more landfill. Not when only electrons are abused....... -- john mcwilliams |
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