Posted by Jamie Botdorf on December 22, 2009 at 3:41 PM
I recently came across a free "image blending" utility called TuFuse Pro. Has anyone had any experience with this app?
Posted by Les Barstow on December 22, 2009 at 6:33 PM
The Pro version is not free, unless they've recently changed the license. The command line version, TuFuse, is...
I use the command line version for all of my multi-exposure blends and am a very satisfied user. But I'm a UNIX/Linux computer geek and command lines don't scare me - your mileage may vary.
The TuFuse Pro interface seems quite nice - you can download the trial version to test drive it, and then pay a modest license fee to remove the nasty watermarking. It is not integrated into Photoshop, so there's a "stack, align, save, process, reload" step involved.
Posted by Jeff Beard on December 23, 2009 at 3:33 PM
You might want to check out Enfuse as well. There are a few Windows front-ends for it. If you use Lightroom, I believe there's a plugin for it too.
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2 repliesI use the command line version for all of my multi-exposure blends and am a very satisfied user. But I'm a UNIX/Linux computer geek and command lines don't scare me - your mileage may vary.
The TuFuse Pro interface seems quite nice - you can download the trial version to test drive it, and then pay a modest license fee to remove the nasty watermarking. It is not integrated into Photoshop, so there's a "stack, align, save, process, reload" step involved.