[Radiance-general] Desktop radiance Glare Analysis: Pcond

[Rob Guglielmetti]

THat's a good idea, Chris. I usually make it a habit to name my tone mapped .hdr files with a suffix that indicates to me that it's been run through the pixel wringer, and of course the header will also indicate that the image is the product of pond, but your method eliminates the middle man. =)

- Rob

On Feb 27, 2013, at 7:31 AM, Christopher Rush <Christopher.Rush at arup.com> wrote:

> I would suggest it is good practice when using pcond -h to save the image as a low dynamic range file rather than .pic or .hdr, since pcond is meant to create nice looking pictures, not useful data.
> e.g.
> pcond -h image.hdr | ra_ppm | convert ppm:- image.jpg
> 
> That way you never mix up .pic or .hdr files that contain adjusted and incorrect data values.
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