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Merging HDR causes artifacts in highlights #10

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francoisantoine opened this issue Mar 1, 2018 · 2 comments
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Merging HDR causes artifacts in highlights #10

francoisantoine opened this issue Mar 1, 2018 · 2 comments

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@francoisantoine
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Hi. I am on OSX. When I merge 3 bracketed CR2s together I get:
-a highly overexposed EXR like this:
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-when I readjust the EXR's exposure I get clipped highlights
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The CR2s come from a Canon 5D Mark III with 3EVs between brackets, the middle bracket being properly exposed. I'm not using any command line arguments.

Please let me know if I am missing a key part here. Thanks!

@KelSolaar
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Hi,

This seems like artefacts coming from sensor saturation as discussed in #3.

Cheers,

Thomas

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francoisantoine commented Mar 1, 2018

Thanks for the reply!
Because I am capturing an intense specular hit from the sun in all 3 brackets, those pixels will be saturated in all of them - so HDRmerge won't deal with that merge properly. The other ticket mentions using DCraw to develop the CR2s, but HDRmerge only supports RAW inputs so that sounds like it would need a code change?

Any other suggestions getting around this issue using external tools that I can pipeline in? I really like that HDRmerge doesn't add any of the 'embellishments' that other tools do.

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