Yes. I've been using LR/Enfuse for a few years now.
I just recently started incorporating Dualiso so help speed up my process (shoot less images. With DISO, I can get away with 3 AEB instead of 5 or 7.
Yes, both.
Now, my AEB shots are Dualiso brackets. Basically, I set DualISO to +2EV and then do a 3AEB or 5AEB, to get the entire dynamic range. Typically (without dualiso) I stack the separate AEB shots, then let LR/Enfurse batch them to TIF. With Dualiso brackets, I 1st run cr2hrd, then stack, then run LR/Enfuse.
The idea is to combine both into one process.
Thanks for your help!
Quote from: Danne on December 13, 2016, 09:40:36 PM
You are aware that enfuse exists as a plugin for lightroom?
I just recently started incorporating Dualiso so help speed up my process (shoot less images. With DISO, I can get away with 3 AEB instead of 5 or 7.
Yes, both.
Quote from: Danne on December 13, 2016, 09:40:36 PM
Are you enfusing dualiso generated files or are you enfusing other non dualiso footage?
Now, my AEB shots are Dualiso brackets. Basically, I set DualISO to +2EV and then do a 3AEB or 5AEB, to get the entire dynamic range. Typically (without dualiso) I stack the separate AEB shots, then let LR/Enfurse batch them to TIF. With Dualiso brackets, I 1st run cr2hrd, then stack, then run LR/Enfuse.
The idea is to combine both into one process.
Thanks for your help!