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New developments by the original author
Added Unsharp Mask, Normalize, Auto-Level, Trim, and Rotate switches. Added support for HDRi (64bit Color) files, including the infrared channel. Not NegFix can automatically make a mask out of infrared data and save it as alpha channel inside the tiff file. This functionality has not been added to the black and white branches and the branches requiring older versions of ImageMagick. This functionality has a bug that prevents it to work nicely with the newly added Trim and USM.
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@retrography Thanks for providing the update, But since this was already ten years ago and the original host is down: what to do? Also: this repo lacks proper licensing information. |
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The are the new developments by the original author. I haven't adapted the readme file, though... I intend to develop further this little script, and I will make another pull request once I am done.