Its been a gloomly rainy day today in my place (my favourite kind of day ). Took a test shot in these conditions in the evening (sun was already setting). I've attached a comparative sample of the shot as it would look with the standard camera, and the enfuse'd version.

It's a bit dull as you can see, but the higher range of exposure values does allow the details at the bottom to balance out with the sky. A little white balance tweaking on the HDR image with GIMP would make this picture far better.

I should be able to receive and send private messages after this post (its my fifth!) so we can continue this discussion over private messages instead of cluttering up this thread needlessly

@saud khan
It appears that pngenc isn't a default library provided on the N900. I must have somehow gotten it installed through another package. I'm not quite sure which package it is, but you can try going to your app manager and install Extra Decoders Support (its in Multimedia) and try the script again.

FYI: The Extra Decoders Support package installs a whole lot of gstreamer plugins - hopefully, one of them is pngenc.

@zimon
I was under the impression that playsound was another library that came with the N900, or maybe it was play-sound Open terminal, go into the bracketing script directory, and run the following commands:
If play-sound works, you can edit bracket-manual.sh and modify line 126 (the second last line) and replace "playsound --loop 2 ./completed.wav" with "play-sound ./completed.wav". Otherwise, you can simply ignore any errors as long as the pictures are captured - playsound is really there for your convenience only - its not a critical issue if the system can't find it.