Help with Siril - First time processing. Imported frame size is wrong.

Software Siril
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Hello all,

This is my first time doing astrophotography and I’m using Siril to process my images. I followed the tutorial given here and managed to get a good output image using the sample images given by Sebastien Guyader. However, when I use my own files, I see nothing in the preview windows. I have no clue what I’m doing wrong, so I’d appreciate some guidance. One of issues I’m facing is that I’ve take a few pictures in portrait mode and all of my Darks, Lights and bias frames are in landscape. Is there a quick workaround?
Calibration FIles
Portrait shot
Landscape shot

I’m using the flatpak version on Ubuntu 18.04, I’ve shot using a Fujifilm X-T100. When I convert my RAF files to FITs, the console says Reading RAW: file DSCF1691.RAF, 1 layer(s), 250x35 pixels. The layer size is obviously incorrect as it should be around 6000 x 4000 pixels.

Thanks! FWIW, I loved the output of the sample images from the tutorial.

EDIT: The issue is the the RAW processing library. It looks like libraw doesn’t support the X-T100 yet. It supports the X-A5, and they have the same sensor. I managed to work around that by converting the RAF files to DNG.

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Hello, if libraw can’t read your data, my advice is to compile libraw and to use our sources to compile siril :). You will have last version of both applications.

Cheers,

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