Anytime you can save an hour or so in post it's worth a try, especially if it's free. I still use Photomatix for the exterior brackets (3 frames) because I think it does a better job (can't wait until they have batch processing for Aperture), but enfuseGUI for my interiors has made my world a better place!

I was previously spending around four minutes per bracket, and it was killing me!

tiff files, load those into enfuseGUI, have a smoke, and they're done! Usually takes around ten minutes to enfuse 100 massive. I load the entire job into Aperture, then export the interior shots as. I compose my shot, dial the shutter down two stops below 'correct' on my meter (actually 3 stops) and then make a four-shot bracket at 2EV steps heading north from there. I have ditched the auto-bracketing for manual bracketing. But I discovered that 4EV isn't always enough to cover the dynamic range for interior photography. the D70 will only auto-bracket 3 frames, but it will do the three frames at 2EV steps, which is good. I shoot with a D70 and discovered a long time ago that my built-in meter seems to be a whole stop dark. Most folks use an odd number of exposures in their brackets, and for obvious reasons. The key is all of your brackets must contain the same number of exposures to make this efficient. BANG! An hour saved is more time for drinking beer! After reading Jerry's comment, I tried exporting my images out of Aperture and enfusing them all at once. I was using Enfuse as a plug in for Aperture. LR/Enfuse was simply taking too long on my machine, and EnfuseGUI does what I need it to do, more quickly. I have been using the EnfuseGUI standalone: /enfuseGUI/Main.html If not I suggest contacting Timothy Armes who wrote the plugin. I hope that makes sense.Īs long as you CTRL G (or similar) to create multiple stacks, and CTRL A (or similar) to select all, LR/Enfuse should produce multiple fused images. The status bar on the top left show's many processess are running but only one finished image shows up. I highlight all of them and tell it to enfuse using batch mode.

I have the images stacked in groups of 7. Am I doing something wrong?ĭo you mean LR/Enfuse? Did you stack the images you wanted to batch? ages ago When I check the box for batch processing, only one picture gets enfused. I'm having trouble using the batch processing feature with Enfuse.

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