Ok sounds like a plan to me Jarle.
Back to HDR. Spent a few days with Visual Basic .NET and compiled the imaging source samples and did some analysis on 12 bit images from the UX226.
If the image is underexposed the shadows turn black but if post-processed by adjusting gamma the shadows come out from the dark and look very good. The problem is that the bright areas get overexposed.
So I use the original image and the one with the gamma fix and ran them through the HDR script. The result turned out remarkably good. HDR from a single image.. pretty cool.
Here is one of the results.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/2u9bznjqnQydMrDf9
The gamma adjust was done in photoshop. Now I have to figure out how to do it in the VB app.
One more note - have not tried this with the 8 bit images but suspect that there will be some banding issues but not sure.
Back to HDR. Spent a few days with Visual Basic .NET and compiled the imaging source samples and did some analysis on 12 bit images from the UX226.
If the image is underexposed the shadows turn black but if post-processed by adjusting gamma the shadows come out from the dark and look very good. The problem is that the bright areas get overexposed.
So I use the original image and the one with the gamma fix and ran them through the HDR script. The result turned out remarkably good. HDR from a single image.. pretty cool.
Here is one of the results.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/2u9bznjqnQydMrDf9
The gamma adjust was done in photoshop. Now I have to figure out how to do it in the VB app.
One more note - have not tried this with the 8 bit images but suspect that there will be some banding issues but not sure.
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