Hi,
the latest hugin 2012.0.0 works great on Intel Macs with 10.6, so just
download the new version if you don't use a PPC Mac.
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/download/
If you're on a PPC Mac: Hugin 2011.4.0 works on my G5 (PPC)
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/files/hugin/hugin-2011.4/hugin-mac-2011.4.0.dmg/download>
I think I also saw the phenomenon you described once or twice but don't
remember the solution. It might be related with the format of your image
(JPG? TIF?). Does your project contain a large number of images?
Have you tried resetting your preferences?
Do you have some other programs running at the same time that may
consume larger amounts of your RAM?
Carl
[email protected] schrieb am 16.12.12 01:19:
Today I started to work on a backlog of summer photography -- lots of
panorama sequences. I ran across one troublesome image and wanted to
tweak the alignment points manually. As I recall, the way to do this was
to bring up the Control Points screen, which displays 2 images at a time
(selected from the menus above each display area). I used to be able to
adjust alignment points quite precisely using this interface.
Today, to my surprise, the images are not displayed below the menus. I
can select the images (and the menu is sensible, i.e. matches the image
names), but no image is displayed: most of the screen remains blank.
Is this because I am using an old version of Hugin? My OSX is a bit out
of date too, so I'm nervous about upgrading blindly to the latest greatest.
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