This is a command line utility that allows us to stitch multiple RAW files together in a completely automatic manner. It is designed to be useful for stitching of overlapping shots of a film negative done with a digital camera + macro lens on a copy stand. For that reason it assumes rectilinear projection and an extremely narrow field of view.
Here is an example of invocation:
$ raw-glue photo1.cr3 photo2.cr3 …The source images can be in any format supported by libraw.
The result will be saved in the TIFF format in the current working directory named according to the current time, e.g.:
20230417213934004508157.tiff
Raw glue is written in Rust and uses Hugin under the hood.
You are going to need Nix. Once Nix is installed building is as simple as:
$ nix buildThe resulting executable can be found in ./result/bin.
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