Here's a portion of that workflow, and forgive me if you already know some of this. However, as an architectural photographer, I often do not - or cannot - use additional lighting to what is already present so I developed a workflow to compensate. Paul - The method you reference certainly works, and I've done it that way myself with good results. Any suggestions would be much appreciated! As I use this plug in daily for my job, I am pretty desperate to find a solution.
In the past couple of months I have contacted support at the Photographer's Tool Box site (and sent the LREnfuse log info), have posted on a couple of forums, asked in various Facebook Photography and Lightroom groups, and have not been able to find a solution. Recently I updated to LIghtroom Classic 9.1, and my Mac to O/S Catalina 10.15.2, and now once again I am receiving the error message Error Running Exiftool whenever I attempt to blend stacks using Enfuse. I uninstalled/reinstalled LR Classic as I thought it was a LR issue, then I went to the Exiftool website and downloaded, installed and ran Exiftool for Mac, and I have tried reinstalling the LR Enfuse plug in.Īfter re- installing Exiftool, I no longer received the Exiftool error message when attempting to blend stacks, but Enfuse still would not work and I would receive a general Error Running Enfuse message. The error message I received indicated that it was an Exiftool error. Shortly after I upgraded to Catalina I went to use the Enfuse plug in and it would not fuse the images. when I upgraded to Mac o/s Catalina 10.15.1 I'm a real estate photographer and have been using Lightroom Classic (9.0 Release) and the LR Enfuse plug-in with no issues up until a couple of months ago.
I apologize if this has been posted before - I have searched the threads and I couldn't find anything on it.
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