Hello,
We have a real lot of panoramas.
Dark areas needs to become brighter, without over-exposing the already bright parts.
I am looking for a command-line to do this.
We then will apply this fully automatic.
Single panorama:
http://bit.ly/1h7wU8l
A few panoramas for development:
http://bit.ly/TtnsHh
Contact information:
http://bit.ly/1i6M5Pc
Thanks,
Jan
dark parts of image brighter only
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Re: dark parts of image brighter only
There are many way of doing this, depending on what you are trying to do.janmartin3 wrote:Dark areas needs to become brighter, without over-exposing the already bright parts.
I suggest you make a "before" and "after" image, showing what you want. You could do this in Gimp, perhaps with menu "Colors, Curves". If all images need exactly the same operation, use Gimp to make a clut or hald-clut, and use ImageMagick to apply it.
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Re: dark parts of image brighter only
What version of Imagemagick are you using and especially on what platform?
try for starters
or
Adjust the values 1.5 or 3 to suit. As user snibgo says, there are many ways to work this.
If on Linux/Mac OSX or Windows with Cygwin, you can look at some of my script at the link below, such as autotone and numerous others
try for starters
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convert 000000071.jpg -gamma 1.5 test1.png
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convert 000000071.jpg +sigmoidal-contrast 3x100% test2.png
Adjust the values 1.5 or 3 to suit. As user snibgo says, there are many ways to work this.
If on Linux/Mac OSX or Windows with Cygwin, you can look at some of my script at the link below, such as autotone and numerous others