Autodesk 551A1-05B111-1001 - Stitcher Unlimited 2009, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 3
User Guide
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HDR and Tone Mapping
To render HDR images (32-bit images or tone-mapped images) from a bracketed set of
images (a stack of exposures), Stitcher must be able to calibrate a camera response
curve over the largest stack (the stack being used for calibration must contain at least 3
images).
NOTE to render an image in a single exposure (not an HDR, tone-mapped image), Stitcher
doesn’t need a camera response curve.
Stitcher reads the EXIF data of the stack of images to know how the shots have been
taken.
Add EXIF Data
If your images did not have EXIF information in them when you loaded them in
Stitcher, you can add this information (which Stitcher must have in order to be able to
calibrate a camera response curve) manually.
1
To select the images to which you want to add EXIF data, do one of the following:
Select one or more stacks to which you want to add EXIF data
Select no stacks and the EXIF data you enter will be added to all images
2
Select HDR > Add EXIF Info or right-click a thumbnail and choose Add EXIF
Info .