All.
I have updated my Python falsecolor scripts to version 0.2. This
update includes a new stand alone command line executable to replace
falsecolor on Windows.
Download:
You can find download links for the Windows executables and a zip archive here:
A short introduction page is here:
Core Features:
falsecolor2 supports all the features of the original falsecolor. I
have added a few new features and some original features behave a bit
differently:
*) The formatting of the default legend is different.
*) -cb creates a falsecolor image of discreet colours instead of an
obese variation of contour lines.
*) -h shows a summary of the command line options. This option does
not create an image but prints a help message to stdout (terminal).
*) -lp allows you to specify the legend position; legends above and
below the image are horizontal instead of vertical.
*) -mask <minvalue> masks all values below minvalue with the
background color (black).
*) -z creates legends starting at 0
With wxfalsecolor you can
*) load and display Radiance RGBE images
*) display RGB and Lux values (even after conversion to falsecolor image)
*) set falsecolor2 options interactively
*) drag-and-drop images in a desktop environment
Enjoy.
Thomas
Amazing Thomas! Works out of the box. I have been waiting for a Windows
program like this for years.
Christoph
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Subject: [Radiance-general] falsecolor2/wxfalsecolor v0.2 released
All.
I have updated my Python falsecolor scripts to version 0.2. This
update includes a new stand alone command line executable to replace
falsecolor on Windows.
Download:
You can find download links for the Windows executables and a zip
archive here:
A short introduction page is here:
Core Features:
falsecolor2 supports all the features of the original falsecolor. I
have added a few new features and some original features behave a bit
differently:
*) The formatting of the default legend is different.
*) -cb creates a falsecolor image of discreet colours instead of an
obese variation of contour lines.
*) -h shows a summary of the command line options. This option does
not create an image but prints a help message to stdout (terminal).
*) -lp allows you to specify the legend position; legends above and
below the image are horizontal instead of vertical.
*) -mask <minvalue> masks all values below minvalue with the
background color (black).
*) -z creates legends starting at 0
With wxfalsecolor you can
*) load and display Radiance RGBE images
*) display RGB and Lux values (even after conversion to falsecolor
image)
*) set falsecolor2 options interactively
*) drag-and-drop images in a desktop environment
Enjoy.
Thomas
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Looks good on Mac 10.5.8. The problems I had are now gone.
Randolph
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On 2010-05-01 12:46:17 -0700, Thomas Bleicher said:
All.
I have updated my Python falsecolor scripts to version 0.2. This
update includes a new stand alone command line executable to replace
falsecolor on Windows.
Download:
You can find download links for the Windows executables and a zip archive here:
http://code.google.com/p/pyrat/downloads/list
A short introduction page is here:
http://sites.google.com/site/tbleicher/radiance/wxfalsecolor
Core Features:
falsecolor2 supports all the features of the original falsecolor. I
have added a few new features and some original features behave a bit
differently:
*) The formatting of the default legend is different.
*) -cb creates a falsecolor image of discreet colours instead of an
obese variation of contour lines.
*) -h shows a summary of the command line options. This option does
not create an image but prints a help message to stdout (terminal).
*) -lp allows you to specify the legend position; legends above and
below the image are horizontal instead of vertical.
*) -mask <minvalue> masks all values below minvalue with the
background color (black).
*) -z creates legends starting at 0
With wxfalsecolor you can
*) load and display Radiance RGBE images
*) display RGB and Lux values (even after conversion to falsecolor image)
*) set falsecolor2 options interactively
*) drag-and-drop images in a desktop environment
Enjoy.
Thomas
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Randolph Fritz