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
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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 build
The resulting executable can be found in ./result/bin
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