Lrenfuse how much to donate

Hello, I donated and downloaded the this plug in but I am having a heck of a time getting it to work. After stacking some photos to blend and using the installed plug in I get a exiftool error message. I have tried a host of items to get this to work including unlocking my computer. I am running this on Lightroom 5. Any help would be appreciated very much.

Ollie Member Premium Classic Member. I'm running LTR 5. After making my donation I've downloaded the ZIP file, opened it, and installed it on my computer. I get a window saying "An error occurred while attempting to load this plug-in. It never asked me for my registration code. I've noted the discussion here, dating from , of other installation problems, but those problems involved earlier versions of Enfuse and LTR.

I'm not an advanced user. I want to follow simple, automatic instructions using the normal default choices. Unless I can figure out what to do to get around this problem I won't be able to make use of this application, though I've read that it is a very useful alternative to HDR processing. Any help would be appreciated. I've also sent a question to the contact link on the Photographers' Toolbox website, but have no reply as of yet.

Jim: Do you have any more recent contact info for Tim Armes? I tried the link in your posting but got a "website unavailable" response. My problem is summed up in my inquiry of May 23, below. Still no reply from the Photographer's Toolbox website; I suppose they have more inquiries than they can handle. I'm sure my donation will go to a good cause, but I was actually hoping to use their software. Best wishes, Ollie.

Can now answer my own question, thanks to Tim's replying to my question sent via the Photographer's Toolbox. If there's another folder of the same name then that's what you need to point Lightroom too. It was clicking on the first folder in LTR's plug-in manager that produced the error message. Opening the first folder and clicking on the second allowed the plug-in to install. You must log in or register to reply here. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.

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Money sent. How long does it take to get the serial number? YOu should get it pretty much right away I think I got mine about 3 or 4 minutes after I dontated Is there an "appropriate" amount to "donate? I wondered the same thing Operator Error! I sent the first money to TLR. Serial number in hand. I'll put LREnfuse through it's paces tonight. Uncle Pug. I'm going to give it a try but Infuse blend of five images 2 stops apart in exposure Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image if available.

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image if available. First try. ASA No thought. Just Point. Hand held. In fact, these were taken last Saturday and I didn't even have the software yet. The solution to this dilema is image stacking! Image staking allows you to take a lot of shorter exposures and combine them for a longer total exposure time with star trails.

These four images of the Basilique of Lyon France were taken on a tripod, using different shutter speeds to vary the exposure. The darkest image is correctly exposed for the stained glass window, and the lightest is exposed for the interior of the church. It would be ideal if we had an even lighter image, but we can sort this our in Lightroom later.

The result is a very natural looking blending of the images. It's slightly dark because our lightest image was still a little underexposed for the shadows.