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LR/Enfuse is a Lightroom plugin that allows you to blend multiple exposures together directly from within Lightroom by using the open source Enfuse. Cube World A Downloaders. Hi, I use Photomatix, SNS HDR and FDR Tools, also tried a lot of the others out there, just download the trial versions and find the one that you find gives the results that you are looking for also on the advice of the formentioned Mr. I use LR Enfuse, a Lightroom plugin, for this and have been very pleased.

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The Minneapolis skyline after dark can be spectacular. In the picture above the skyline and its vibrant colors are reflected on the mirror-like finish of Lake Calhoun. Dynamic Range Before we can start a discussion about HDR (High Dynamic Range), we first need to begin with an understanding of what dynamic range means. In photography dynamic range is the ratio between the minimum (shadows) and the maximum (highlights) light intensities in an image. This ratio is measured in f-stops when referring to digital cameras. I will leave it to the experts to debate how f-stops of dynamic range the various formats and cameras can attain.

Even if you use the very best DSLR it is still likely that you will on occasion (often?) find photo opportunities that will exceed the dynamic range of the camera. This is where HDR and/or blending techniques come in.

For those looking for more information about dynamic range you can find a great reference. HDR or High Dynamic Range HDR has become a very popular technique due in large part to a number of very good tools that have become available. Photomatix is probably the most well known and popular, and while it does a good job, it can be very difficult to get decent results.

Most HDR that I have seen ends up looking kind of unreal and/or like a cartoon. Some people like this, but it is not for me. The trick, I think, is to use the tools to accomplish a subtle effect and to not go overboard.

While the goal is to present a much larger dynamic range than can be accomplished with a single shot, you should also strive for realism. While Photomatix and similar tools use tone mapping and exposure fusion, there is another technique that can be used which is image blending. One of the tools that can be used for blending is Enfuse. Enfuse Enfuse is an open source tool which can be downloaded for free. The Wiki page does a much better job of describing it: Enfuse is a command-line program used to merge different exposures of the same scene to produce an image that looks very much like a image (without the ) but requires no creation of an image. Therefore it is much simpler to use and allows the creation of very large multiple exposure panoramas.

Sounds like just what we want. 🙂 Lightroom plug-in The downside to Enfuse is that it can be daunting to use for those less technically inclined.

It is a command line tool, and if you’ve never ventured out of Windows and into the world of command prompts, it could be a show stopper. However, if you have Lightroom there is an alternative. Timothy Armes, who has authored a number of Lightroom plug-ins, has created one just for Enfuse called In short this plug-in allows you to simply select the images that you would like to blend within Lightroom.

Accessing the plug-in Once you have the images selected the next step is to start the plug-in. The Enfuse plug-in is a bit different from most, to launch the Enfuse process select File->Plug-In Extra’s->Blend Exposures using LR/Enfuse.

Configuration When the plug-in is launched you are presented a window that contains four tabs that configure and control the output. It may seem like a lot but the settings for the most part do not change all that much between sessions and the actual blending options are limited to one tab (Enfuse) Output tab The output tab is where you specify the name and location of the output file.