“$ luminance-hdr
luminance-hdr: error while loading shared libraries: libexiv2.so.10: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory”

Best,
Davide

The new “quick preview” images are a blast! I was utterly confused with the multiple tonemapping methods without this.

However, this gives me a very serious headscratcher. Why not make a very low res but almost-immediate preview, when the user is playing with their tonemapping settings? A tiny thumbnail updating “as fast as it can” when the user is dragging sliders would be a great addition, allowing the user to quickly familiarize themselves with which sliders are useful and which not to touch.

Also, I find a feature missing, that the previous concept had: I can no longer Ctrl-Tab across windows, now that they are tabs. Can this functionality perhaps be restored?

Also, I’d love it if it was possible to quickly set the tonemapping operator settings to the ones used to produce the currently viewer image. It’d make it easy to enhance an already rendered image’s parameters, without setting them by hand looking at the image’s tooltip.

Oh, one more thing: I’m seeing an inconsistency with scroll bars in the tonemapped image tabs. I click a tab that has a 1024×768 image, I get scrollbars (properly). I click another tab, there’s a 1024×768 image there as well, but gets no scrollbars (why?). It seems not to show scrollbars for the LAST image in the list – generating a new image causes scrollbars to appear for the previously unscrollable image, and not for the new image.

Cheers! :]

Just donated as well

Also, I wanted to thank you for making Luminance open-source, as this helped me make a sweet class project demo earlier this year: http://mcclanahoochie.com/blog/portfolio/real-time-hdr-tonemapping/

Kudos to all your efforts, keep up the great work!

Cheers,
~Chris