Tested ML generated HDR script.

[wolf]

My first second HDR picture with ML automatically generated HDR script. I did nothing but trigger my  550D and run the script. Nice feature!

[screamer]

wow, well done, and really natural and pleasing result

[wolf]

Thanks

[hotstreet]

  HD.

[ilguercio]

Did you use enfuse?

[wolf]

Yes.
Thats the script ML generated for me.

Code: [Select]

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# HDR_2050.JPG from IMG_2050.JPG ... IMG_2052.JPG with aligning first

align_image_stack -m -a HDR_AIS_2050 IMG_2050.JPG IMG_2051.JPG IMG_2052.JPG
enfuse "$@"  --output=HDR_2050.JPG HDR_AIS_2050*
rm HDR_AIS_2050*

[Anton2707]

Nice shoot
how to run scripts made ??by ML?

[Malcolm Debono]

On Windows you'll need to use something like Cygwin since it's a unix script.

[Blahpix]

And how does this work on mac?

[dariwz]

I like the colors, but to my taste too focused   

[dhilung]

And how does this work on mac?

First install 'enblend' using 'MacPorts' (this will install 'enfuse' command) then run the HDR script.

[jplxpto]

nice image

[nbenadom]

Does the ML script give better results than photomatix or HDR efex? Each time I try to use the open source programs, I have to keep installing more programs on my mac just to use the 1 HDR feature, so I keep using the actual HDR software.