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Fake HDR Look
February 2, 2010 - 18:41 — Gr3yFox
After reading the interesting article Fake HDR Look in Gimp I decided to write this script-fu in order to speed up the process.
The homepage of this script is written in italian, but you can see some screenshots and examples of the results (and the plugin is in english).
Dependencies: dodge and burn
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| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| fake-hdr.scm | 3.77 KB |
Comments
Polarization effect
On many pictures the effect is similar to a polarization filter. I think if it is slightly modified it could be used as digital polarization filter.
Good
Great result with this script. But you have to solve dependence on "dodge and burn".
Help with the dependancy
You could change the lines:
(if (= dodgeAndBurn 1)
(script-fu-dodge-burn theImage theLayer 10 25)
)
to be
(if (= dodgeAndBurn 1)
(if (defined? 'script-fu-dodge-burn)
(script-fu-dodge-burn theImage theLayer 10 25)
(gimp-message "Automated Dodge and Burn requires this script to be installed:\nhttp://registry.gimp.org/node/5574")
)
)
Then it will only call that if the script is installed and the option is selected, and provide a message to the location if it is not installed.
-Rob A>
dependence
Or just include "dodge and burn" code (without script-fu-registration) into Fake HDR distribution by default. Is it possible?
dependance
I should check for it's license, I don't know. However probably I can do as you suggest spoilt_exile. These days I haven't much time, I'll try to solve this problem as soon as possible.
Thank you all very much for your appreciation.