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0016 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:1
0017 msgid "The digiKam Exposure Blending Tool"
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0020 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:1
0021 msgid ""
0022 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
0023 "learn, easy, exposure, blending, bracketing"
0024 msgstr ""
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0026 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:14
0027 msgid "Exposure Blending"
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0030 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:16
0031 msgid "Contents"
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0034 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:18
0035 msgid ""
0036 "No matter how good your camera is, taking a well-exposed photo of a high-"
0037 "contrast scene like a black bird on snow can be really tricky. Even if you "
0038 "switch to the manual mode and tweak the exposure settings, there is still a "
0039 "risk that you will end up with a shot containing under or over-exposed "
0040 "areas. One way to solve this problem is to use the digiKam Exposure "
0041 "Blending. This technique involves taking several shots of the same scene or "
0042 "subject with different exposures (**bracketing**) and then fusing these "
0043 "shots into one perfectly exposed photo."
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0046 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:20
0047 msgid ""
0048 "While exposure blending sounds simple in theory, achieving usable results "
0049 "can be a rather laborious and time-consuming process. Fortunately, digiKam "
0050 "can do the donkey job for you. The exposure blending tool relies on the "
0051 "`Hugin command line tools <https://hugin.sourceforge.io/>`_ for processing "
0052 "and fusing photos, so you must install it on your machine beforehand."
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0055 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:22
0056 msgid ""
0057 "From Icon-View, select the photos you want to blend, and choose :"
0058 "menuselection:`Tools --> Blend Stacked Images`, or click on **Blend Stacked "
0059 "Images** icon from **Tools** tab in **Right Sidebar**."
0060 msgstr ""
0061
0062 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:28
0063 msgid "The Bracketed NEF Files Selected from Icon-View"
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0066 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:30
0067 msgid ""
0068 "This opens the Exposure Blending wizard that guides you through the entire "
0069 "process."
0070 msgstr ""
0071
0072 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:36
0073 msgid "The Exposure Blending Wizard with the Hugin Components Detection"
0074 msgstr ""
0075
0076 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:38
0077 msgid ""
0078 "In the Set Bracketed Images window, add other photos if needed, and remove "
0079 "and rearrange the photos that are already in the list. Hit then the Next "
0080 "button to move to the next step"
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0082
0083 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:44
0084 msgid "The Exposure Blending Wizard with the List of Items to Merge"
0085 msgstr ""
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0087 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:46
0088 msgid ""
0089 "digiKam can align the selected photos before blending them. This feature can "
0090 "come in handy if you took the photos without a tripod. If this is the case, "
0091 "tick the Align bracketed images check box, and press Next to start the pre-"
0092 "processing."
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0094
0095 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:52
0096 msgid "The Exposure Blending Wizard Pre-Processing Stage"
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0099 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:54
0100 msgid ""
0101 "Once digiKam is done, press **Finish** button, and you will be automatically "
0102 "dropped into the **Exposure Blending Editor**."
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0104
0105 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:60
0106 msgid "The Exposure Blending Ready to Edit the Stacked Images"
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0109 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:62
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0111 "Hit the **Preview** button to see the blended photo in the preview pane. If "
0112 "you move the mouse over the preview canvas, a toolbar must appears on top "
0113 "left corner to **Zoom In**, **Zoom Out**, and **Zoom to Fit** on the image."
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0116 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:64
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0118 "If you are not satisfied with the **Preview** result, you can tweak the "
0119 "available **Enfuse Settings** on the right side. where you will found the "
0120 "following options:"
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0123 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:66
0124 msgid ""
0125 "**Automatic Local/Global Image Features Balance (Levels)**: Set automatic "
0126 "level selection (maximized) for pyramid blending, i.e. optimize image "
0127 "features (contrast, saturation, ...) to be as global as possible."
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0130 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:68
0131 msgid ""
0132 "**Image Features Balance**: Set the number of levels for pyramid blending. "
0133 "Balances towards local features (small number) or global features (high "
0134 "number). Additionally, a low number trades off quality of results for faster "
0135 "execution time and lower memory usage. This option is enable only if "
0136 "**Automatic Local/Global Image Features Balance (Levels)** is disabled."
0137 msgstr ""
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0139 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:70
0140 msgid ""
0141 "**Hard Mask**: Force hard blend masks without averaging on finest scale. "
0142 "This is only useful for focus stacks with thin and high contrast features. "
0143 "It improves sharpness at the expense of increased noise."
0144 msgstr ""
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0146 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:72
0147 msgid ""
0148 "**Well-Exposedness Contribution**: Set the well-exposedness criterion "
0149 "contribution for the blending process. Higher values will favor well-exposed "
0150 "pixels."
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0153 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:74
0154 msgid ""
0155 "**High-Saturation Contribution**: Increasing this value makes pixels with "
0156 "high saturation contribute more to the final output."
0157 msgstr ""
0158
0159 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:76
0160 msgid ""
0161 "**High-Contrast Contribution**: Sets the relative weight of high-contrast "
0162 "pixels. Increasing this weight makes pixels with neighboring differently "
0163 "colored pixels contribute more to the final output. Particularly useful for "
0164 "focus stacks."
0165 msgstr ""
0166
0167 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:78
0168 msgid ""
0169 "**Use Color Appearance Model (CIECAM02)**: Use Color Appearance Modelling "
0170 "(CIECAM02) to render detailed colors. Your input files should have embedded "
0171 "ICC profiles. If no ICC profile is present, sRGB color space will be "
0172 "assumed. The difference between using this option and default color blending "
0173 "algorithm is very slight, and will be most noticeable when you need to blend "
0174 "areas of different primary colors together."
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0177 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:80
0178 msgid ""
0179 "You can also exclude individual photos from the stack on the top right "
0180 "corner to improve the blending result. The clever part is that every time "
0181 "you tweak the settings and press the **Preview** button, digiKam generates a "
0182 "preview image stored on the bottom right corner which you can compare with "
0183 "the previous versions. You can then save all the generated versions, or save "
0184 "only the one you like most by selecting wanted preview. The output format to "
0185 "use at export stage can be set in **Save Result** settings. If exported file "
0186 "already exists, it can be overwritten or not. A common template file name "
0187 "can be also configured for the exported files."
0188 msgstr ""
0189
0190 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:86
0191 msgid "The Exposure Blending Editor to Create Fusionned Versions"
0192 msgstr ""
0193
0194 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:88
0195 msgid ""
0196 "digiKam’s exposure blending tool is capable of producing rather impressive "
0197 "results, especially if you are not afraid of getting your hands dirty with "
0198 "manually tweaking the final results."
0199 msgstr ""
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0201 #: ../../post_processing/expo_blending.rst:94
0202 msgid "The Fusionned NEF Files Exported as JPEG and Displayed in digiKam"
0203 msgstr ""