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@Christoph: you are right: it is not a source code problem.  It is
however a build/distribution problem and I think it makes sense to track
those here as well, especially since we have Harry here who does indeed
work on fixing them.

Let's use tags and the other features that LP offers us to categorize
what is source code related and what is build related, rather than being
unfriendly and reject tickets outright.  One of the main points in
selecting LP was that we can avoid invalidating reports that do have
merits (though not completely on topic) and this one has.  I am
reverting to the status set by Harry, and tagging appropriately.

Thank you all for collaborating nicely as we are still discovering what
we can (and can't) do on Launchpad.

** Summary changed:

- enblend cannot load image: format unknown
+ OSX tiger build not linked against EXR library

** Tags added: build tiger
** Tags removed: enblend

** Changed in: enblend
       Status: Invalid => Confirmed

** Changed in: enblend
     Assignee: (unassigned) => hvdwolf (hvdwolf)

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/679590

Title:
  OSX tiger build not linked against EXR library

Status in Enblend:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Using Hugin on OSX 10.4.11 PPC, creating a HDR from three images. Stitching fails and it told me to upload the error log here.
It says (see attachment): 
enblend: cannot load image "exp4_stack_hdr_0000.exr", because the
enblend:     format of the file is unrecognized or unknown
gnumake: *** [exp4_hdr.exr] Error 1
I already retried after removing the spaces from the folders name, but error stayed the same. I did not find other bug reports similar to this, but maybe I overlooked something. Please be gentle, I am not a programmer or Unix pro. 

It seems strange enblend does not recognize the .exr file, since it seems to be created just moments before by the Hugin tools. 

If there is anything I can do by providing more info or doing tests, I am more than happy to help. Thanks for all the good work in this project!