Saho Kawa – Using Autostitch (maybe 6-8 photos) Takumar 135mm, Fuji X-T20 Funa no Ine – Using Hugin (14 photos) Fuji 23mm, Fuji X-T20Ĭonsidering there’s a lot of photos and a lot of dynamical objects in the frame, I’d say Hugin does a pretty good job. Below are a couple of photos I created using these apps. Also note this does not work on Mac with Catalina OS and above. LR editing is really easy to understand and it gives quite nice result with more or less natural look. But i dont remember name of that plugin, after searching i found LR enfuse plugin that can align and blend photos. Just using GUI, you select the photos and adjust the slides to choose the weights of each parameter such as exposure, saturation etc… on the final blend. A while ago i stumbled upon some conversation and there were samples of quite good hdr work in a plugin for lightroom. Though i am sure it goes for any type of blending or stacking procedures.
The only thing i can say is that you should definitely use a tripod when shooting multiple exposures and blending with Enfuse. These weights determine how much a given pixel will contribute to the final image. The basic idea is that pixels in the input images are weighted according to qualities such as proper exposure, good contrast, and high saturation. Enfuse is a command line tool that does blending while EnfuseGUI is essentially a program that uses the same Enfuse command but makes it easier on the user. But the simple interface version obtained by clicking Interface -> Simple works just fine for Panoramas, maybe even better than autostitch (but Autostitch is so much easier to use). However I think I haven’t put too much time understanding how it all works.
#BLEND EXPOSURES USING LR ENFUSE FREE#
This is another free alternative and honestly, if i can make it work the way they said it should, I would choose this over the two other programs since it has all the capabilities.
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