How can I make enblend use the right TIFF library that will allow TIFF images bigger than 4GB? Or how can I make enblend tell the tiff library to use this BigTIFF format?
I've added a compressed logfile of my enblend error with verbose output to my "stuff" folder --> http://kaefert.is-a-geek.org/misc/hugin/360degree233pics_enblend-failure/stuff/long-run_verbose-output.txt.7z
The last debug lines before the memory error where:
enblend: info: loading next image: projectname0226.tif 1/1 enblend: info: assembled images bounding box: [(263273, 3602) to (266269, 7581) = (2996x3979)] enblend: info: image cache statistics after loading white image enblend: info: blackImage 0x14072f0: cache misses=0 blocks allocated=0 blocks required=4263 enblend: info: blackAlpha 0x1406ae0: cache misses=0 blocks allocated=0 blocks required=2132 enblend: info: whiteImage 0x1468c80: cache misses=15778 blocks allocated=0 blocks required=4263 enblend: info: whiteAlpha 0x1469fa0: cache misses=17569 blocks allocated=512 blocks required=2132 enblend: info: summary: cache misses=33347 blocks managed=512 allocated=512 free=0 enblend: info: image union bounding box: [(0, 0) to (266269, 8442) = (266269x8442)] enblend: info: image intersection bounding box: [(263273, 3602) to (263952, 7581) = (679x3979)] enblend: info: estimated space required for mask generation: 20231MB enblend: info: creating blend mask: 1/3 2/3 3/3
infering from the output after loading picture nr. 255 and before that, the next lines should have been:
enblend: info: creating blend mask: 1/3 2/3 3/3 enblend: info: optimizing 1 distinct seam enblend: info: strategy 1, s0: enblend: info: t = 1.085e+05, eta = 6, k_max = 32, 157 of 296 points converged enblend: info: t = 8.135e+04, eta = 6, k_max = 32, 157 of 296 points converged enblend: info: t = 6.101e+04, eta = 6, k_max = 32, 157 of 296 points converged ...
Maybe some hugin / enblend developer can make some sense out of this information..
How can I make enblend use the right TIFF library that will allow TIFF images bigger than 4GB? Or how can I make enblend tell the tiff library to use this BigTIFF format?
I've added a compressed logfile of my enblend error with verbose output to my "stuff" folder --> kaefert. is-a-geek. org/misc/ hugin/360degree 233pics_ enblend- failure/ stuff/long- run_verbose- output. txt.7z
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The last debug lines before the memory error where:
enblend: info: loading next image: projectname0226.tif 1/1
enblend: info: assembled images bounding box: [(263273, 3602) to (266269, 7581) = (2996x3979)]
enblend: info: image cache statistics after loading white image
enblend: info: blackImage 0x14072f0: cache misses=0 blocks allocated=0 blocks required=4263
enblend: info: blackAlpha 0x1406ae0: cache misses=0 blocks allocated=0 blocks required=2132
enblend: info: whiteImage 0x1468c80: cache misses=15778 blocks allocated=0 blocks required=4263
enblend: info: whiteAlpha 0x1469fa0: cache misses=17569 blocks allocated=512 blocks required=2132
enblend: info: summary: cache misses=33347 blocks managed=512 allocated=512 free=0
enblend: info: image union bounding box: [(0, 0) to (266269, 8442) = (266269x8442)]
enblend: info: image intersection bounding box: [(263273, 3602) to (263952, 7581) = (679x3979)]
enblend: info: estimated space required for mask generation: 20231MB
enblend: info: creating blend mask: 1/3 2/3 3/3
infering from the output after loading picture nr. 255 and before that, the next lines should have been:
enblend: info: creating blend mask: 1/3 2/3 3/3
enblend: info: optimizing 1 distinct seam
enblend: info: strategy 1, s0:
enblend: info: t = 1.085e+05, eta = 6, k_max = 32, 157 of 296 points converged
enblend: info: t = 8.135e+04, eta = 6, k_max = 32, 157 of 296 points converged
enblend: info: t = 6.101e+04, eta = 6, k_max = 32, 157 of 296 points converged
...
Maybe some hugin / enblend developer can make some sense out of this information..