Public bug reported: In certain situations, enblend seems to just completely skip an image. So far it has only happend with an image on the bottom edge of the panorama, but who knows... Messing around with the crop, resolution and what images to include changes the behavior, so it seems kind of random. Happens both with multithreading and a single thread.
This only happens in enblend 4.2, going back to 4.1.5 fixes the problem. Not sure whether the fault is in Hugin (bad or out of date command line) or in enblend. Here is a zip file with files needed to reproduce the bug (I hope): http://ajpanton.se/hugin_enblend_bugreport.zip I've removed as many input files as possible to make it smaller and faster to process. That's why there's so much empty space in the output. Steps to reproduce: 1a. Have Windows (tested on Windows 10, 64-bit). 1b. Have enblend 4.2 (tested both with the "official" build and the one included in 2016.2 beta, both x64). 1c. Have Hugin (testeed with 2015.0 and 2016.2 beta, both x64) with default settings. 2. Open the .pto file with Hugin. 3. Stitch. The output will look like "output 4.2.JPG", with one input image missing. enblend 4.1.5 does it correctly in "output 4.1.5.JPG" ** Affects: hugin Importance: Undecided Status: New -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Hugin Developers, which is subscribed to Hugin. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1598583 Title: enblend 4.2 bug Status in Hugin: New Bug description: In certain situations, enblend seems to just completely skip an image. So far it has only happend with an image on the bottom edge of the panorama, but who knows... Messing around with the crop, resolution and what images to include changes the behavior, so it seems kind of random. Happens both with multithreading and a single thread. This only happens in enblend 4.2, going back to 4.1.5 fixes the problem. Not sure whether the fault is in Hugin (bad or out of date command line) or in enblend. Here is a zip file with files needed to reproduce the bug (I hope): http://ajpanton.se/hugin_enblend_bugreport.zip I've removed as many input files as possible to make it smaller and faster to process. That's why there's so much empty space in the output. Steps to reproduce: 1a. Have Windows (tested on Windows 10, 64-bit). 1b. Have enblend 4.2 (tested both with the "official" build and the one included in 2016.2 beta, both x64). 1c. Have Hugin (testeed with 2015.0 and 2016.2 beta, both x64) with default settings. 2. Open the .pto file with Hugin. 3. Stitch. The output will look like "output 4.2.JPG", with one input image missing. enblend 4.1.5 does it correctly in "output 4.1.5.JPG" To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/hugin/+bug/1598583/+subscriptions _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~hugin-devs Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~hugin-devs More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
