I’m trying to obtain an luminance image with ISO line values over it.
If I use the Honeybee_FalseColor comand I can obtain the ISOline using a toggle on Countour lines. The ISOlines will appear but the image become too exposed (white).
If I adjust the exposure of the image it will be fine but the ISOlines will lose brightness.
These is a way to obtain this without using photoshop?
Another question. There is a way to increase the DPI definition of an image I get from an Image Based Simulation?
See the images below. The idea is to run the analysis on the original image and then overlay the results of that analysis on an image with lower exposure.Hi Alessandro, I was able to make this work but not in Honeybee. Let’s wait for Mostapha or Chris to reply on this.
Secondly, the DPI/resolution of the image can be improved by setting higher values for imageWidth and imageHeight in analysisRecipe.
@Mostapha/Chris: Falsecolor2 doesn’t seem to support overlaying contours on a different image as per https://sites.google.com/site/tbleicher/radiance/falsecolor2. The way that I made this work was to use the falsecolor.pl that ships with Radiance. However, making that work with honeybee would require Perl to be installed. Do you guys currently require Perl as a dependency? Or maybe, there is a much simpler workaround than what I am suggesting !
2.Use the original image and filtered image together in falsecolor. Falsecolor will do the analysis on the original image but overlay the results from the analysis on the filtered image.
The issue is that falsecolor doesn’t exist in the windows installation of Radiance as a .exe binary file. It exists as a .pl perl file. So, you’d have to have perl installed on your computer and added to your PATH variable to make this thing work smoothly. This is what I know/think anyway.
