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Following recommendations here I've been experimenting with Hugin and
Enblend for creating panoramas. The results have been excellent so
far - except for one thing.
Hugin is creating its TIF files with compression turned on. Enblend
then fails to work, and I have to resave all the TIF files manually
with compression off. Which works, but is a pain.
If it matters I'm using Hugin 0.4 beta (recommended snapshot,
2004-11-13) and Enblend 2.1

Any ideas welcome

TIA

Simon

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Simon Caldwell wrote:
> Following recommendations here I've been experimenting with Hugin and
> Enblend for creating panoramas. The results have been excellent so
> far - except for one thing.
> Hugin is creating its TIF files with compression turned on. Enblend
> then fails to work, and I have to resave all the TIF files manually
> with compression off. Which works, but is a pain.
> If it matters I'm using Hugin 0.4 beta (recommended snapshot,
> 2004-11-13) and Enblend 2.1
>
> Any ideas welcome
>
> TIA
>
> Simon
>

Hugin / Enblend, of the same versions, works just fine for me. I thought
Hugin was saving the Multiple TIFF format uncompressed. Anyway, it goes
straight into Enblend with no problem for me.

On 2nd thought, mine seems to be 0.4 Pre. I don't know what the snapshot
is, but haven't upgraded since 11/13/04. I just downloaded that snapshot
and will try it myself. (Hum, now I have shoot another pano.)

Clyde

gOn Wed, 22 Dec 2004 14:59:35 GMT, Clyde <>
wrote:

>
>Hugin / Enblend, of the same versions, works just fine for me. I thought
>Hugin was saving the Multiple TIFF format uncompressed. Anyway, it goes
>straight into Enblend with no problem for me.
>
>On 2nd thought, mine seems to be 0.4 Pre. I don't know what the snapshot
>is, but haven't upgraded since 11/13/04. I just downloaded that snapshot
>and will try it myself. (Hum, now I have shoot another pano.)
>

Cheers.
Perhaps I ought also to say, I'm using the Windows versions, in case
that makes any difference.

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Simon Caldwell wrote:
> gOn Wed, 22 Dec 2004 14:59:35 GMT, Clyde <>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Hugin / Enblend, of the same versions, works just fine for me. I thought
>>Hugin was saving the Multiple TIFF format uncompressed. Anyway, it goes
>>straight into Enblend with no problem for me.
>>
>>On 2nd thought, mine seems to be 0.4 Pre. I don't know what the snapshot
>>is, but haven't upgraded since 11/13/04. I just downloaded that snapshot
>>and will try it myself. (Hum, now I have shoot another pano.)
>>
>
>
> Cheers.
> Perhaps I ought also to say, I'm using the Windows versions, in case
> that makes any difference.
>

Not to me. I'm using the same.

Clyde

On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 13:31:49 +0000, Simon Caldwell
<> wrote:

>Following recommendations here I've been experimenting with Hugin and
>Enblend for creating panoramas. The results have been excellent so
>far - except for one thing.
>Hugin is creating its TIF files with compression turned on. Enblend
>then fails to work, and I have to resave all the TIF files manually
>with compression off. Which works, but is a pain.
>If it matters I'm using Hugin 0.4 beta (recommended snapshot,
>2004-11-13) and Enblend 2.1
>

In case anyone else has this problem, it turned out that it's a bug in
enblend 2.1, it can't handle compressed TIFFs on Windows. Reverting
to 2.0 everything works fine.

Simon

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Simon Caldwell wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 13:31:49 +0000, Simon Caldwell
> <> wrote:
>
>
>>Following recommendations here I've been experimenting with Hugin and
>>Enblend for creating panoramas. The results have been excellent so
>>far - except for one thing.
>>Hugin is creating its TIF files with compression turned on. Enblend
>>then fails to work, and I have to resave all the TIF files manually
>>with compression off. Which works, but is a pain.
>>If it matters I'm using Hugin 0.4 beta (recommended snapshot,
>>2004-11-13) and Enblend 2.1
>>
>
>
> In case anyone else has this problem, it turned out that it's a bug in
> enblend 2.1, it can't handle compressed TIFFs on Windows. Reverting
> to 2.0 everything works fine.
>
> Simon
>
According to the Hugin site there is an updated Enblend to fix this problem:
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/snapsho....1.1_win32.zip

On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 10:10:32 GMT, Paul <> wrote:

>>
>According to the Hugin site there is an updated Enblend to fix this problem:
>http://hugin.sourceforge.net/snapsho....1.1_win32.zip

Thanks, I'll give that a go

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