This is a page done in 5 mins with nvu (website);
If you think that this page is pretty bare, well you're damn right, I
don't have time to care for style and advanced html features for now, I
focus more on content for the time being.
My name is Giuseppe Rota, I'm from Brescia, Italy: I'll upload my
resume one of these days.
HDR
Now I'm hosting a page that describes the modifications I made to an
exisiting perl script, hdrprep (see the links section). This script is
designed to preprocess a set of images. The script tries to align a
bunch of images so that when you create an hdr file from them you don't
end up having halos/blur due to misalignment.
My modifications enable the script to cope with rotations in the image
set; I also added the possibility to use a different aligning engine
than ale, sift.
More details on the specific page.
Links
I began to fiddle with hdr pictures thanks to these wonderful opensource pieces of software: pfstools pfscalibration pfstmo
I managed to use an old, dumb, black&white printer, a JP70 from
Olivetti, using the foomatic driver for the JP350 and the Cups Printing
System, under a RH 9.0
