postprocess_photos.py: Takes a collection of photos in a folder that have been dumped from various photo-creation devices and converts them into a 'normalized' form.

Makes some attempt to make good choices about how to tonemap the raws.

HDR_from_raw.py: Creates an HDR tonemap from raw photo files.

HDR_from_all.py: A convenience script that, when run, creates an enfuse HDR script for all the JPEG files in the current directory.

Not particularly useful from the command line.

file_mappings.py: Contains code used by other scripts in the unit to maintain the list of file mappings.

The created panorama will most probably be suboptimal in some substantial way this is a first step that automates some of the work but rarely produces a finished overall product. It does not run the created script itself.

pto file from all of the JPEG files in the current directory. create_panorama_script.py: Creates a bash script that creates a PanoTools.It also contains code used by other modules in this unit. create_HDR_script.py: A quick command-line utility to create an enfuse HDR script from the name of the first of five lexicographically sequentially named JPEG photos.Use of these scripts presupposes some familiarity with Linux, Python 3, and (at least the graphical interfaces to) the command-line programs involved. patrick_logger and text_handling from my personal library.tkinter (which is almost, but not quite, standard).There are also several Python modules outside of the standard library required by these scripts: The external programs required by these scripts are: program name It's a handy toolbox that does my post-offloading processing automatically creates bash scripts that (in turn) begin to create panoramas from sets of photos create tonemapped HDR photos from raw photos or sequences of images shot at different exposures maintain filename mappings and provides a quick interface to some utilities that I commonly use while sorting and processing photos. It depends on a large number of other programs. This is a collection of Python 3.X scripts I use to postprocess photos from the Linux terminal.

Exiftool commands magic lantern