Public bug reported:
Can't render the below tiff file created by hugin using any program that uses
the official libtiff:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ieoef5nn1rfsaz/IMG_2322-2324.tif?dl=0
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$ tiffinfo broken.tif
TIFFReadDirectory: Incorrect count for BitsPerSample.
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Opens without an error message in Photoshop CS6 (Mac) and
GraphicConverter. Hugin however isn't able to decode that file.
EXIF information of the image reveals that a software called Daminion
(from daminion.net ) touched your image at some point.
Have you seen that problem before using Hugin?
Any software that uses libtiff fails when try to render this image. It
seems that the Photoshop CS6 (Mac) and GraphicConverter use the
proprietary tiff processing libraries.
I've played with both Hugin and Daminion, but can't reproduced this
issue with the latest program versions. I'm waiting for
I sometimes feed panoramas back into Hugin directly after stitching
(e.g. to level a wavy horizon) but never had issues like the one
described here. Can the person who has that problem be pointed to this
discussion so the developers here can get more details? The image
contains some information
Hugin and enblend are using libtiff (via vigra) to write the images. And they
write tiff files always with an alpha channel.
So the shown image was not touched by Hugin at the end. Another software has
removed the alpha channel without correctly updating the header. This is
nothing which can be
There are several issues with this pto file:
1.) First it contains 1266 images, but the control points refers up to image
1670, which does not exists.
2.) Not all images are connected by control points. checkpto reports 410 image
groups.
3.) Each image has it own lens: so there are 1266 lenses,
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