HDR is a simple Python script to create high dynamic range images from a list of pictures.

The command line interface is quite simple:

HDR -f originals

This will load all the images contained in the folder originals, order it by lightness and create a HDR image named out.jpg in the current folder.

The script accepts a number of options to customize its behaviour.

• -h, --help
  • show the help message and exit
• -f FOLDER, --folder FOLDER
  • the folder from which the images will be loaded
• -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
  • the output file. Default: out.jpg
• -b BLEND, --blend BLEND
  • the blending factor used for creating the masks. Default: 0.5
• -r, --reverse
  • reverse the sorting direction
• -d, --debug
  • prints debug information during the process
• -v, --version
  • output version information and exit

Have a bug? Please create an issue here on GitHub!

https://github.com/ganglio/HDR/issues

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