Lr/Enfuse which is indeed installed thru the plug-in manager, and Enfuse/Enblend which is installed as a normal Windows application. Once Lr/Enfuse is installed with the plug-in manager, one of its setup parameters is the program file location of Enfuse. Oct 18, 2018 I purchased Aurora 2019 for RE shoots but feel that the lack of batch shooting that LR/Enfuse offers makes is a poor choice for interior shots. It does work well for exteriors where the dynamic range can be extreme.
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I have been using LR Enfuse in my daily workflow for about a year now. It's a great tool that I wouldn't want to live without it.
Since I started using LR Enfuse, I've always had an unsolvable problem that I hope to solve here so I can speed up my workflow.
First, My computer is custom built:
MSI Z87-G41 PC Mate LGA 1150 Intel Z87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX
Intel i7 4770 (Logical processor count: 8)
16gb Ram
GTX 660
Windows 8.1 Business Edition
SSD for OS and programs.
Externals for storage.
LR 5.5
Enfuse 4.31
It's very quick, and can handle an 'Enfuse' within seconds. I've also accomplished a 50 image blend once, just to see how many I could process without getting an error.
Here is how it's set up.
In the Configuration Tab:
'Use application hosted by the Photographers Toolbox' is selected.
'Enfuse 4 for newer processors ans Align_Image_Stack' is selected.
My Temporary Files is set to a folder on my SSD.
I am also running Lightroom as an administrator.
Auto Align Tab:
Both options are disabled.
Enfuse Tab:
Exposure Weight: 1.00
Saturation Weight: .20
Contrast: Was 0.00, now 0.02 (see below)
No Extra Command Line Parameters Added.
No. Levels - Automatic
Contrast Window Size: 5
Output Tab:
Destination: Custom Folder
Filename: Use
Format: Tiff
Compression: None
Bit Depth: 16bits
Colour Space: Prophoto
Reimport: Disabled
Open File: Disabled
Copy Meta: Enabled
Except: None checked.
Registration Code is Checked Green.
Check for Updates Says I have the Latest Version. 4.31
Here is the Error and how I get it.
If I load one (3.., 8.., 50.. images doesn't matter how many) 'blend' into LREnfuse, it works without a problem. However, if I load a second one, before the first one finishes, I get this error 'An internal error has occurred: ./LRLib_DebugLog.lua:167: attempt to index local 'handle' (a nil value)'. Without rhyme or reason, I'll also get this error while doing the same thing (loading two or more blends simultaneously) 'An internal error has occurred: ./LREnfuse.lua:709: attempt to index local 'handle' (a nil value)'
I have changed the Error reporting options (trying different combos) in the 'Plug-in Manager' dashboard as well as in the 'Configuration Tab' of the blend window. Perhaps the different errors are because of the different options chosen???
This error, is given when I have 'Do not log Debug Info' selected in the Plug-in Mananger.
This error is giving when I have 'Log debug info to a file..' selected.
This is one of those Debug Errors. First two lines are about Contrast Weight.
View attachment LR ENFUSE ERROR.txt
This is the same error, but after I changed 'Contrast Weight' to 0.02 from 0.00. 'Contrast Window Size' as always been set to 5.
View attachment LR ENFUSE ERROR 3.txt
Does anyone have info on Error '167'? Or what the text file says, 'Warning: no TIFFTAG_SAMPLEFORMAT or TIFFTAG_DATATYPE, guessing pixeltype 'UINT16'.'
I searched the 'Warning: no TIFFTAG_SAMPLEFORMAT or TIFFTAG_DATATYPE, guessing pixeltype 'UINT16'.' error and found this from 2006. http://sourceforge.net/p/ufraw/bugs/26/ But it's over my head in terms of how to fix it.
I know Tim is a busy guy; btw, I love the concept of The Touch, perhaps a Windows version will show up soon. I have sent him a few emails with the same details with no response, and even asked Jeffery Friedl what he suggested. Jeffery, kindly responed, 'it'd be better to find out why the Enfuse invocation is dying. Drop the Lr/Enfuse author (Timothy Armes ) a note to ask about running multiple invocations in parallel..'.
Any further help would be so appreciated!
I aslo posted here a while back- http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?topic=88858.0 (no solution yet)
Thank you very much
Real estate photo editors have been constantly learning ways to improve their skills, whether by practicing on their own or utilizing useful tools or plugins.
For those editors who have spare time, they can practice several editing techniques at their own pace. However, for some, using plugins help them learn the editing technique and make the work fast and easy.
So, before anything else, here is a definition of plugin for better understanding.
Plugin Defined
In most computer software, a plugin is an additional component added to the existing program to give a specific feature.
Depending on the software and the plugin developer, some plugins are available for free while others have premium subscriptions to unlock all the features it offers.
In this article, you will learn what LR/Enfuse is and how it helps photo editors.
What is LREnfuse?
LR/Enfuse is an Adobe Lightroom plugin.
Word microsoft for mac free. It allows you to blend multiple exposures together directly in Lightroom, without using another software. You just need to install this plugin and use it as an open source application.
LR/Enfuse provides a convenient interface to blend images. In a nutshell, all you need to do is select the images that need blending and choose 'Blend Exposures Using LR/Enfuse' from the File menu.
With LR Enfuse, you can do the following:
- Blend images for night photography to achieve a longer exposure than a single frame.
- Blend images with different focal points to create a greater depth of field. This is usually best for macro images.
- Blend images of different exposures to create a natural-looking image with an improved dynamic range.
Typically, this plugin is part of the classic Adobe Classic Lightroom's presets and plugins and is available in free and paid versions. Trojans for mac.
Specifically, the trial version limits the output size to 500px. But if you choose to donate for the betterment of this tool, you can get a registration code that will remove this restriction.
Furthermore, all other future updates will become free after this.
How to install LR Enfuse?
Installing the LR Enfuse plugin is easy and can be done in just a few steps.
Just follow the following:
- 1. Download the plugin via the Lightroom's plugin manager.
- 2. Unzip the file. Then check the called ‘LREnfuse.lrplugin‘ containing the files. If the unzip program didn't keep this parent directory, then create one and copy the unzipped files into it.
- 3. Move the LREnfuse.lr plugin to a convenient location in your computer.
- 4. Open Lightroom's plugin manager from the File menu and click the 'Add' button.
- 5. Browse the plugin and click 'OK' if you are using a Mac or 'Add plugin' for Windows.
- 6. Moreover, ensure that you install the Enfuse application on the Configuration panel so it will run smoothly.
Uses of LR/Enfuse in Real Estate Photo Editing
First thing you need to know about this plugin is its versatility. You can pretty much use it in other types of photography, although it is a big help in architectural and real estate photography.
Here are some of the notable uses of this plugin in photo editing real estate images.
Exterior Shots
Here are some of the notable uses of this plugin in photo editing real estate images.
Exterior Shots
If you are editing exterior images and would want to achieve a stunning, natural-looking image with depth of field, then use this plugin. With just a few clicks, you can have those appealing final photos.
Interior Shots
Just like the exterior shots, it takes time to get the perfect picture in just one shot. So, why not use blending instead? This can yield more aesthetically looking photos of your rooms, especially the main ones like the dining, living, and bathrooms.
Enfuse Lr Plug In
