The Script, the Profiles and the How To ( Linux ) : Make or open a ( preferebly ) empty folder to develop the HDR Create document in this folder ( right click in folder, create document ) -> empty file Choose apropriate filename for it ( in my case…
Updated 9 nov. 2016 Why HDR v2.0 ? HDR, you either like it or you don’t, but if you do, there seems to be a very big difference in what photographers find good or bad HDR. I have been making HDR’s for a few years now, and in that time…
For a while now, I have been editing exif data from my pictures with gThumb. It was easy, contained (almost) all the fields I needed, and showed up in Flickr, and although I am still interested in the possibility to insert a watermark in RT, I am more and more…
I am the developer of a series of scripts ( profiles ) and CLUTS for use in RawTherapee, I named PictureFX. PictureFX CLUTS helps to create personalized and artistic effects. PictureFX Profiles are for sharpening, denoising and other development actions in RawTherapee. Thanks to David Tschumperlé PictureFX CLUTS can also…
When it comes to developing pictures, all available software on the market has some kind of possibility to implement style automation or effects. And this is done by the use of presets ( Photoshop ), filters, plugins … Also RawTherapee has some way of implementing automation or effects. In RawTherapee…
When you develop a RAW picture in RawTherapee, RT creates a ‘sidecar’ file containing the settings of all the adjustments you made when you processed that RAW file. The sidecar file has the same name as the developed RAW picture, but with a different file extension ( pp3 ). When…
On my computer with Xubuntu, RawTherapee didn’t start with ./rawtherapee that means it is not in the system path, but its easy enough to start it with the full path, so : /usr/bin/rawtherapee did the trick. You can try and see if it works on your computer in a terminal…
When the engine is running I can’t stop 🙂 So why not make fun and make the previous script a little bit more automated. Here’s the script to do so: Complete in the style of my first Windows Batch files, a script with one “variable”. When the script is run,…
Following the previous article about making a simple script in Linux for Enfuse, you probably would like to align images to, because Enfuse is not only for blending images, but also for merging images with different depth of field – or stacking. To do this,you need a command line program…
Altough recently published, my article about photography software for Linux was started 2 – 3 weeks ago. One of the writings was about Exposure Blending, a Kipi plugin that failed to work in my Xubuntu. Because blending images is something I often do, I needed a solution soon. Before on…