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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: Paul2660 on December 30, 2016, 11:55:20 pm
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I have installed Ptgui on my MacPro, Version is 10.0.15 which I believe is the latest. However I am also trying to install the enblend plugin.
I downloaded the tar file and have expanded it, but I cannot find a the executable for enblend. The expanded tar, has a lot of files but none seem to the one to launch the plugin.
Has anyone installed enblend, for Ptgui? on Mac?
If so, I would love to have you send me the plugin if possible.
Thanks
Paul Caldwell
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Paul,
Here is a link for the page on the PTGui website that has directions for installing the plugin on a Mac:
https://www.ptgui.com/plugins.html
Hope it helps.
Stan
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Hi
Thanks for the link. These point to non excecutables, which need to be compiled, something I don't have the knowledge to do.
I will for now just fall back to windows for this as the enblend works fine there.
Paul Caldwell
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Paul,
I'm not convinced you *need* enblend w/ PTgui. It seems to do it by itself (ie. I've never had to build/install/run it separately from the basic PTgui).
I will tell you that compiling enblend is a significant PITA (and I do this sort of thing for a living) w/ lots of other dependencies.
So, verify you actually *NEED* to go down the plugin/enblend road.
Update: I just built a compiled copy of enblend that should work (YMMV).
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Hi Howard,
I feel that ptgui does an OK job with most subject, but on a series, with a pure blue sky or a lot of blue, ptgui has an issue creating dark areas around the segment merges. Many times the enblend plugin seems to do a better job even though it's not specifically designed for this.
BTW, if you complied a version of 4.2 for MAC, could you send me a copy?
Thanks
Paul Caldwell
[email protected]
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I thought I had v4.1.3 but it appears to be v3.2
I'm not sure I'll be able to build 4.2 from scratch.
UPDATE: the build of 4.2 is *not* going to happen.
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homebrew currently builds enblend-enfuse v 4.1.1, at least on my OS X Sierra MacPro.
kirk