There are some options which may help you (copied from
https://kfj.bitbucket.io/lux_options.html):
snapshot_prefix
This option sets the prefix used for snapshots, stitches and fusions.
The default is to use the source image's filename suffixed with .lux. If
you pass --snapshot_prefix=xyz the images will be named xyz1.jpg, xyz2.jpg
etc.
Note that the prefix will persist throughout the entire lux session, so
you can go through a set of images and take snapshots where you like, and
all snapshots from the session will share the prefix and be numbered
sequentially.
snapshot_basename
This option forces the snapshot (or stitch or fusion) base name, and
the resulting image will be named by combining this base name with the
snapshot extension, with no intervening infixes. ...
I'll have to edit the text for the second one, though - the statement that
extant files are overwritten without warning is no longer true. If you want
to use the latter option, you can't do it in a batch job - then you need a
separate lux invocation for each rendition. But then, you have total
control: delete the output file if it's there, call lux with
--snapshot_basename and --snapshot_extension to your liking. That is
probably what you want.
This is a bit awkward for batch processing - it might be cleaner to use
some sort of format string. I'll make a mental note and think about
reworking the snapshot naming.
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