Thanks.
I use Qtpfsgui, I tried one named luminanceHDR on ubuntu but I couldn't save my work, I've tried photoshops HDR (running through wine) but it's rubbish.
I usually tone map to Mantuik and Fattal formula and combine them in GIMP, Fattal layered on Mantuik, then I change the layer mode to what looks best. Sometimes I use Drago tone mapping.
This wall was in a quite dark room so I needed HDR to show up all the graffiti.
Troy.
LuminanceHDR is actually the new name for qtpfsgui. I'm using it on Ubuntu 10.04 without any trouble saving. I believe it comes from getdeb. I use the same work flow you described, I just haven't got results as nice as yours.
LOL. That's why they look so similar!
My HDRs can be pretty hit and miss, half the time they don't look to good, noise reduction software can do wonders, I use Noiseware Pro with WINE, Digikam has a good noise reduction feature I think it use's noise ninja.
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What program do you use for HDR processing?
Thanks. I use Qtpfsgui, I tried one named luminanceHDR on ubuntu but I couldn't save my work, I've tried photoshops HDR (running through wine) but it's rubbish. I usually tone map to Mantuik and Fattal formula and combine them in GIMP, Fattal layered on Mantuik, then I change the layer mode to what looks best. Sometimes I use Drago tone mapping. This wall was in a quite dark room so I needed HDR to show up all the graffiti. Troy.
LuminanceHDR is actually the new name for qtpfsgui. I'm using it on Ubuntu 10.04 without any trouble saving. I believe it comes from getdeb. I use the same work flow you described, I just haven't got results as nice as yours.
LOL. That's why they look so similar! My HDRs can be pretty hit and miss, half the time they don't look to good, noise reduction software can do wonders, I use Noiseware Pro with WINE, Digikam has a good noise reduction feature I think it use's noise ninja.