PanoTools:
Re: Re: monopod
Bernhard Vogl 2006-Feb-23 23:38:20
Hello Michael
Smartblend will blend seams of overlapping images. This means that the
pixel is chosen depending on the fitness with its respective neighbours.
e.g. to have a seamless image feature going from one part to the other.
The blending process from bracketed images will choose the pixel value
from 2 "identical" images and the value that is not too dark or blown
out, will be chosen. This is a elementary difference.
Besides Eriks probosal, you may want to take a look at the "Highlight &
Shadow Details"-function of Photomatix which can be seen as the analogy
to smartblend for HDR-purposes...
Best regards
Bernhard
Erik Krause schrieb:
> michael crane <crane@...> writes:
>
>
>> As somebody mentioned, I try to see what happens if I try to combine
>> bracketed pictures taken on a monopod.with smartblend.
>> how do you use smartblend ?
>> I type
>> "smartblend -o out.tif one.tif two.tiff"
>> it seems to output unchanged [by colour] one.tif
>>
>
> What do you want to achieve by that? If you intend to contrast blend your
> images: there are easier ways to do that:
> http://wiki.panotools.org/?title=Contrast_Blending
>
> best regards
> Erik
>
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