Updated to version 10.7_align in first post.
Biggest changes is in HDR_RAW_MLV_MOV folder. As default I added jerrykil align script implementation to HDR conversion. It is multithreaded although slow. It will give you much better quality to your HDR files. To disable it write the letter x to a RAW/MLV file. More info here.
"HDR_RAW_MLV_MOV folder
Main usage
RAW, MLV files
1 - Create a folder and put in either RAW, MLV, mov, MOV files in your created folder. Preferrably files filmed in 48, 50 or 60 fps but other fps settings will also work.
2 - Double click cr2hdr-r icon and when the prompt opens select your parent folder. An ORIGINALS colder will be created in which the originals (RAW, MLV, MOV, mov) files will be stored. First cr2hdr-r will create regular .MOV file of your RAW/MLV files, secondly it will create a second .MOV file which will merge the frames and create the end result.
MOV, mov files
1 - When filming h.264 HDR the cr2hdr-r goes right into creating a HDR file and creates a second .MOV file for end result.
NOTE_1
Aligning.
As default cr2hdr-r is set to align RAW/MLV HDR files. This will take longer but the end result is much better than without aligning. To disable the align feature simply put the word x in the name of one of your RAW/MLV files. This will disable aligning for all files making conversion much faster.
example
M02-1721x.MLV
NOTE_2
sharpen
HDR files filmed in h.264 tend to be softer since the preferred method is to film with camera settings set not to sharpen in camera. By writing the word sharpen to one of your files. This will sharpen all of you MOV files. Preferrably you use this with h.264 files and not RAW/MLV files.
example
O42A9647sharpen.MOV"
