Deghosting_mask (1) Linux Manual Page

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deghosting_mask – Creates mask for removing ghosting in images

deghosting_mask [options] <image1> <image2> …

Takes a series of aligned photos, usually three or more, and generates masks for removal of ghosts – Data that only appears in a minority of photos.

-o|–output <path>

Prefix for output masks

-s|–sigma <float>

Standard deviation of Gaussian weighting function (SIGMA > 0); default: 30

-i|–iterations <int>

Number of iterations, default is (ITER > 0) default: 4

-t|–threshold <float>

Threshold; default: 150

-c|–contrast <float>

Change constrast before applying threshold; default: 1.3

-a|–advanced <f|g|m|t|w>

Advanced settings. Possible options are:

f Use gray images for computation. It’s about two times faster but it usually returns worse results. You also have to change threshold to smaller value (around 100)
g Use gamma 2.2 correction instead of logarithm if input images are HDR
m Do not scale image, NOTE: slows down process
t Use simple threshold, may result in holes in images
w Compute "complete" weights, not only probabilities

-w|–save <i|w>

Advanced save settings

-b <int>

Image cache BLOCKSIZE in kilobytes; default: 2048KB

-m <int>

Set image CACHESIZE in megabytes; default: 1024MB

-h|–help

Display this help

-v|–verbose <0|1>

Verbose, repeat for more verbose output

LukaX Jirkovsky