Hey, just wanted to follow up on the gigapixel editing...
I tried the overcommit_memory thing, clearing undo history, making a big
swap, changing tile size, etc. Nothing seemed to help with my particular
image on my particular system, but I appreciate the tips. Guess I just
need a lot more
I don't think this will solve the problem you described, but I have
found that clearing the undo history after every operation done on open
files frees a lot of memory in cases where there is /almost/ too much
data for the system to cope with.
Thanks, great tip -- As you say, I think it might
On Fri, 2017-05-05 at 15:01 -0700, Casey Connor wrote:
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> I need to flatten the image into one layer so I can have a hope of
> doing further processing on it, but just having the image open puts
> it too close to the RAM limit to make that possible: I can't flatten
> the image, I can't
: [Gimp-user] tips on working with gigantic files?
Hi -- I'm trying to do some simple work on a 0.5GP image in GIMP 2.9.5
(on Linux). (Image is ~23k by 22k pixels, 16bit RGBA).
I can open it fine, and it currently has two partial-canvas layers that
are cross faded into each other (I'm manually
On Fri, May 05, 2017 at 06:41:03PM -0400, Steve Kinney wrote:
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> On 05/05/2017 06:01 PM, Casey Connor wrote:
> > Hi -- I'm trying to do some simple work on a 0.5GP image in GIMP 2.9.5
> > (on Linux). (Image is ~23k by 22k pixels, 16bit RGBA).
>
> I don't think this will solve the problem you
On 05/05/2017 06:01 PM, Casey Connor wrote:
> Hi -- I'm trying to do some simple work on a 0.5GP image in GIMP 2.9.5
> (on Linux). (Image is ~23k by 22k pixels, 16bit RGBA).
I don't think this will solve the problem you described, but I have
found that clearing the undo history after every
Hi -- I'm trying to do some simple work on a 0.5GP image in GIMP 2.9.5
(on Linux). (Image is ~23k by 22k pixels, 16bit RGBA).
I can open it fine, and it currently has two partial-canvas layers that
are cross faded into each other (I'm manually stitching two slices of a
big hugin panorama.)
