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[Helge Busch-Paulick <780733@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have some new information: without any setting change, a smaller
stitching build out of 7 images made by a Canon Powershot S95 is
processed flawlessly. In contrast to that, larger projects fail every
time with the inability to create the swap file name, I tried the
aforementioned multirow-seventeen-images-stitch, a single row panorama
of 33 single views and a very large multirow project with 61 images, the
source photographs being taken with a EOS 500D at 15,1MPx.

I'm running Hugin on a computer with an Athlon X64 Dualcore at 2*2 GHz
and with 2 GB RAM. The time necessary for the completion of the
stitching doesn't really matter, but I want that it will complete
successfully.

What is wrong here?



** Attachment added: "Log file for failed 61 images stitching project"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/hugin/+bug/780733/+attachment/2126053/+files/failed%2061-image-stitch.log

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Title:
  Hugin is unable to complete a multirow stitching

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  I am operating Hugin in the version 2010.4.0.854952d82c8f built by
  Matthew Petroff on my computer with Windows XP SP3 with several
  internal hard disks, Hugin sitting along with the OS on C:, the input
  images (TIFF, 15,1 megapixel apiece) on M: and the manually chosen
  temp folder under M:\Hgn_tmp.

  The stitching of a panorama with the input images taken in several
  rows fails. As I am German, I'm using umlauts in my filenames, here,
  it is a numbered sequence of "Stadthafen zwei Hafenkräne Pano_**.tif".

  I'll append the error log file and my project files.