
README for Enblend and Enfuse.
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Homepage with more information: http://enblend.sf.net

Using Enfuse and enblend:
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To blend a set of images, simply use drag and drop the images, or a folder
with images inside onto one of these droplets:

enfuse_droplet.bat
  Exposure blend a set of stacked images

enfuse_droplet_360.bat
  Exposure blend a set of stacked 360 panoramas.


Read enfuse_droplet_readme.txt for more detailed information on the droplets.


Enfuse:
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Enfuse is a program for fully automatic exposure blending. It can fully
automatically composit a set of differently exposed image (for example,
captued with the exposure backet function of most cameras) into a pleasant
image that contains both the shadow and highlight details.

In contrast to most HDR programs, this works fully automatically
and produces images with a natural look.

Enblend:
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Enblend is a tool for compositing panoramic images. Given a set of
images that overlap in some irregular way, Enblend overlays them
in such a way that the seam between the images is invisible, or
at least very difficult to see. Enblend does not line up the
images for you. Use a tool like Hugin (http://hugin.sf.net) to do that.

Authors:
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Enblend developers:
Andrew Mihal <acmihal@users.sourceforge.net> (primary author)
Max Lyons
Pablo d'Angelo

Win32 porting:
Joe Beda
Mark - mjz

Windows droplets:
Erik Krause

