(1) You could re-run Enfuse with a higher verbosity setting.
See the Enfuse manual for a description of the levels.
(2) You could re-run Enfuse under the supervision of a debugger.
Keep your fingers crossed that your binary contains (enough)
debugging symbols.
This should give us more insights than just "something is
rotten", Marcellus.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1214004
Title:
Enfuse 4.1.1 crashes on Windows 7
Status in Enblend:
Incomplete
Bug description:
When I try to enfuse the attached three images, Windows reports an
error message on the following enfuse command:
enfuse.exe -o "DSC01374_HDR.tif" --exposure-weight=1 --saturation-
weight=0.2 --contrast-weight=0 --contrast-window-size=5 --depth=16
--compression=LZW "aligned_0000.tif" "aligned_0001.tif"
"aligned_0002.tif"
This is the error message:
[Window Title]
enfuse.exe
[Main Instruction]
enfuse.exe has stopped working
[Content]
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close
the program and notify you if a solution is available.
[Close program]
I tried to attach the three images to this bug report, but I guess the file
is too large (500 MB). If you want, I can make it available to you.
I'm running enblend-enfuse-4.1.1-win64 on Windows 7.
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