In luminance-hdr 2.1.0: When using the batch window to tone-map hdr files, the output is always at a minimal size of 400px width, instead of the width of the original file. The problem was already there in version 2.0.2, but reported fixed when version 2.1.0 was uploaded to portage. Unfortunately, it is not solved. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open luminance-hdr, choose Tools (menu) -> Batch Tone Mapping 2. Load some HDR file, some options for tonemapping and an output directory 3. Click on "Start" Actual Results: The resulting JPG file is only 400px wide with a much bigger input file (tested with 15MP) Expected Results: The resulting JPG file should have been >4500px wide The problem is in the file src/Batch/BatchTMJob.cpp. The author apparently forgot to remove the comments in line 86 to make it into this: opts->xsize = opts->origxsize; Without this, the software can't actually load the correct picture size. PS: Sorry I don't know how to make unified diffs, otherwise I'd upload a patch.
The problem mentioned is in version 2.0.2, it has been fixed in 2.1.0. Now, is it possible to select the output size in batch tonemapping: 1) select "tonemapping" 2) choose the options 3) select the size in the tonemapping Panel 4) save the new file 5) use the saved file as options for Batch tone-mapping Sorry for bothering you
