Hello,
for days I’ve been trying to solve the following problems and now I can’t get any further. I really hope someone has an idea; it would be a pity if my attempt to switch to Linux ends here already.
I started contrib.enfuseAdvanced and hugin in DT via the script manager. That worked to the extent that the appropriate export formats are displayed. However, I can’t find anything about this in the preferences under Lua options. Now to my problems:
Hugin:
Export and editing in hugin itself work. However, when trying to save the result and return it to DT, the error message below comes up and I get nowhere. If I start hugin directly, load the same images there, then everything works as it should.
enfuse:
I mark the images and start the export. DT exports the images (whether *.orf, *.jpg or *.tif), then the message “enfuse failed” comes up and any further action in DT after that crashes DT without a message. A result file is not generated.
I have the following version and everything installed via application management or package management.
Lunix Mint 21.1
Darktable 3.81 (installed via application management, also tried flatpak version 4.2, also without result)
hugin 2022.0.0 (package management)
enfuse 4.2-10 (with hugin)
enblend 4.2-10 (with hugin)
darktable -d lua
4,424547 LUA found enfuse executable at ‘/usr/bin/enfuse’
4,443687 LUA enfuse version is 4.2
180,526368 LUA AIS run command is ‘/usr/bin/align_image_stack’ --corr=0,8 -t 3 -c 8 -g 5 -a ‘/tmp/aligned_’ ‘/tmp/E5361331.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361335.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361339.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361327.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361320.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361323.tif’
180,526414 LUA AIS decimaal sanitized command is ‘/usr/bin/align_image_stack’ --corr=0.8 -t 3 -c 8 -g 5 -a ‘/tmp/aligned_’ ‘/tmp/E5361331.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361335.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361339.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361327.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361320.tif’ ‘/tmp/E5361323.tif’
WARNING: Spread of exposure values is very small.
Disabling sorting images by exposure value.
Written aligned images to files with prefix “/tmp/aligned_”
279,032114 LUA ENF run command is ‘/usr/bin/enfuse’ --contrast-edge-scale=0,0 --contrast-weight=0,0 --saturation-weight=0,0 --exposure-optimum=0,0 --exposure-weight=0,0 --contrast-min-curvature=0.0% --contrast-window-size=5 --exposure-width=0,0 --depth=8 --compression=5,0 --output=‘/home/thomasm/Bilder/20221206_FokusBracketing/fokusstacking/E5361320-5361339.jpg’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0000.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0001.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0002.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0003.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0004.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0005.tif’
279,032251 LUA ENF decimaal sanitized command is ‘/usr/bin/enfuse’ --contrast-edge-scale=0.0 --contrast-weight=0.0 --saturation-weight=0.0 --exposure-optimum=0.0 --exposure-weight=0.0 --contrast-min-curvature=0.0% --contrast-window-size=5 --exposure-width=0.0 --depth=8 --compression=5.0 --output=‘/home/thomasm/Bilder/20221206_FokusBracketing/fokusstacking/E5361320-5361339.jpg’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0000.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0001.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0002.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0003.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0004.tif’ ‘/tmp/aligned_0005.tif’
enfuse: warning: exposure width less than 0; will use 1/1024
enfuse: unrecognized compression “5.0”
279,309913 LUA ERROR enfuse failed
I tried to change the parameters, but unfortunately with the same error pattern. I then tried to call alingn and enfuse from the command line. This works without problems.
But it would be nice if it would work directly from DT.