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[Ethan Trewhitt <launchpad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I'm attempting to align 11 EXR files that are 15 megapixels each. These
files were output from PhotomatixPro 4.2 and can be opened in Photoshop
CS5, at least. They are 32-bit HDR images.

I'm using the 64-bit version of Hugin 2011.04, but I also tried using
the 32-bit version of cpfind, which still crashes but in a slightly
different way. I'm using Windows 7 64-bit.

i0 : Analyzing image...
i1 : Analyzing image...
i2 : Analyzing image...
i3 : Analyzing image...
i4 : Analyzing image...
i5 : Analyzing image...
i6 : Analyzing image...
i7 : Analyzing image...

[crash happens here]

>From the Windows crash dialog:
Exception Code: c00000fd
Exception Offset: 0000000000218646

My workaround was to convert my EXR images to HDR format. cpfind had no
problems with that format.


System information:
Operating System: Windows NT 6.1 (build 7601, Service Pack 1)
Architecture: 64 bit
Free memory: 9221016 kiB
Active Codepage: 1252 (Western European Windows)

Hugin
Version: 2011.4.0.cf9be9344356 built by Matthew Petroff
Path to resources: C:\Program Files\Hugin/share/hugin/xrc/
Path to data: C:\Program Files\Hugin/share/hugin/data/

Libraries
wxWidgets: 2.8.11.0
libpano13: 2.9.18 
Boost: 1.44.0
Exiv2: 0.20.0

** Affects: hugin
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/993037

Title:
  cpfind.exe crashes during initial Align

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  I'm attempting to align 11 EXR files that are 15 megapixels each.
  These files were output from PhotomatixPro 4.2 and can be opened in
  Photoshop CS5, at least. They are 32-bit HDR images.

  I'm using the 64-bit version of Hugin 2011.04, but I also tried using
  the 32-bit version of cpfind, which still crashes but in a slightly
  different way. I'm using Windows 7 64-bit.

  i0 : Analyzing image...
  i1 : Analyzing image...
  i2 : Analyzing image...
  i3 : Analyzing image...
  i4 : Analyzing image...
  i5 : Analyzing image...
  i6 : Analyzing image...
  i7 : Analyzing image...

  [crash happens here]

  From the Windows crash dialog:
  Exception Code: c00000fd
  Exception Offset: 0000000000218646

  My workaround was to convert my EXR images to HDR format. cpfind had
  no problems with that format.


  System information:
  Operating System: Windows NT 6.1 (build 7601, Service Pack 1)
  Architecture: 64 bit
  Free memory: 9221016 kiB
  Active Codepage: 1252 (Western European Windows)

  Hugin
  Version: 2011.4.0.cf9be9344356 built by Matthew Petroff
  Path to resources: C:\Program Files\Hugin/share/hugin/xrc/
  Path to data: C:\Program Files\Hugin/share/hugin/data/

  Libraries
  wxWidgets: 2.8.11.0
  libpano13: 2.9.18 
  Boost: 1.44.0
  Exiv2: 0.20.0

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