Original Summary

I made a side project for my Moon photos: an app that aligns shots taken at different exposures and combines them into an HDR image. Here's my actual result, made from three DWARF Mini photos: one underexposed, one normally exposed and one overexposed. The photo, code and downloads are in the README: https://github.com/Kwispy232/lunar-hdr-studio I wanted a simple workflow where I could load my files, get the lunar disks lined up, combine the exposures and experiment with color and detail. It accepts FITS/PNG/JPEG/TIFF and more than three frames, with HDR and exposure-fusion modes, Mineral Moon color controls, cropping and signatures. Everything runs locally. It's free, MIT-licensed, and available for macOS, Windows and Linux. You can also clone and run the Python source. The interface is currently in Slovak, with English setup instructions. It's an early personal tool, so I'd appreciate people trying it with different lunar captures and telling me where the workflow or alignment falls apart. If this is your kind of hobby, have a play with it!   submitted by   /u/Miserable_Sky5682 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 19:10:33