arthuro
06.08.2011, 18:04
Könnte mir jemand diese Anleitung verständlich übersetzen. Mein englisch ist nicht so üppig.
Vielleicht noch einen Kommentar, ob dieses "Tutorial" sinnvoll ist.
1. Make 16 bit tiff output from rawtherapee of the images you want to
blend together.
2. Open as layers in gimp, do the blending.
3. Save each layer individually as tif (only 8 bit possible in gimp)
- Layer mask becomes alpha channel in tif
4. Apply the alpha channel from the Gimp output on the original 16 bit
output, using Imagemagick
- "composite -compose Dst_In gimp.tif orig.tif masked.tif"
- The masks will of course be 8 bit and up-converted to 16 bit, but
this is no problem for image quality, since blending is dithered
and the actual blended image data is 16 bit.
5. Combine the masked layers into final 16 bit tiff, using imagemagick
- Note that layers must be combined in the same order as they are in
gimp. Use the same ordering throughout the workflow.
- Imagemagick requires huge amounts of memory if all layers are
combined at once. You may need to do it a few layers at a time.
Example convert 1.tif 2.tif 3.tif -flatten s1.tif
convert s1.tif 4.tif 5.tif -flatten s2.tif
...
6. Final processing of the blended image in RawTherapee
- Color correction, exposure correction etc.
Danke
Vielleicht noch einen Kommentar, ob dieses "Tutorial" sinnvoll ist.
1. Make 16 bit tiff output from rawtherapee of the images you want to
blend together.
2. Open as layers in gimp, do the blending.
3. Save each layer individually as tif (only 8 bit possible in gimp)
- Layer mask becomes alpha channel in tif
4. Apply the alpha channel from the Gimp output on the original 16 bit
output, using Imagemagick
- "composite -compose Dst_In gimp.tif orig.tif masked.tif"
- The masks will of course be 8 bit and up-converted to 16 bit, but
this is no problem for image quality, since blending is dithered
and the actual blended image data is 16 bit.
5. Combine the masked layers into final 16 bit tiff, using imagemagick
- Note that layers must be combined in the same order as they are in
gimp. Use the same ordering throughout the workflow.
- Imagemagick requires huge amounts of memory if all layers are
combined at once. You may need to do it a few layers at a time.
Example convert 1.tif 2.tif 3.tif -flatten s1.tif
convert s1.tif 4.tif 5.tif -flatten s2.tif
...
6. Final processing of the blended image in RawTherapee
- Color correction, exposure correction etc.
Danke