Am 14.03.21 um 14:20 schrieb Harry van der Wolf:
Another script for pv for Linux/BSD/MacOS.
It uses align_image_stack from hugin tools and it also uses exiftool (if
you have hugin, you almost certainly also have exiftool)
sure do ;)
...
It uses exiftool to copy all metadata from the first image into the
created image. This doesn't work for exr images as exiftool does not
recognise these.
openEXR does not support EXIF metadata. That's indeed an annoying
shortcoming of openEXR format. I intend to implement a work-around for
it. You may have noticed that when storing to other formats (like TIFF,
JPG, PNG) pv assigns projection and FOV metadata, so if you read pv's
output into pv again, you get the correct display automatically. So what
I'll do is to store a pv 'ini file' with the relevant information and a
reference to the EXR file. Then you can open the ini file and you'll get
the correct display. Like an XMP sidecar for raw processing which has
the 'development' info.
See attached. Save it to some location of your liking and do a "(sudo)
chmod +x pvimagefuser" (or whatever you want to name it)
It is a rewrite of my enfuse fusing script.
I'll check it out soon, thanks for sharing!
Kay
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