HDR on Linux
I am playing with some HDR (High Dynamic Range) images on my Linux workstation.
This is not too exciting so far but it is my first attempt. Ultimately I used two exposures for this to get try to capture the highlights and the contrast in a single image.
I shot this in the field as 5 different images that are bracketed since I have not played with these HDR software packages. This initial image was made with "fotoxx". I converted the raw images into Tiffs and then merged the tiffs.
When time permits I would like to try this same photo with a couple of different software packages so that I can compare the results. Clearly the HDR approach helps take a noon image and make into something this is bit more appealing.
This image was captured in the area between Iron River, Wi and Port Wing, Wi.
This is not too exciting so far but it is my first attempt. Ultimately I used two exposures for this to get try to capture the highlights and the contrast in a single image.
I shot this in the field as 5 different images that are bracketed since I have not played with these HDR software packages. This initial image was made with "fotoxx". I converted the raw images into Tiffs and then merged the tiffs.
When time permits I would like to try this same photo with a couple of different software packages so that I can compare the results. Clearly the HDR approach helps take a noon image and make into something this is bit more appealing.
This image was captured in the area between Iron River, Wi and Port Wing, Wi.