HDRMerge is a free tool that creates raw images with extended dynamic range from exposure-bracketed raw files or a single raw file containing multiple frames. It imports formats supported by LibRaw and outputs DNG 1.4 images with floating point data. It offers a GUI for removing ghosts and a command line interface for batch processing.
RawTherapee
RawTherapee is a free, cross-platform raw image processing program released as Free Software under GPLv3. It is designed for developing raw files from a broad range of digital cameras and offers a non-destructive, 32-bit floating point processing engine with modern demosaicing algorithms. It is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows and in over 15 languages.
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- non-destructive, 32-bit floating point processing engine Source: rawtherapee.com
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0HDRMerge is a free tool that creates raw images with extended dynamic range from exposure-bracketed raw files or a single raw file containing multiple frames. It imports formats supported by LibRaw and outputs DNG 1.4 images with floating point data. It offers a GUI for removing ghosts and a command line interface for batch processing.
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