On 03/10/2014 12:18 PM, Brandan wrote:
Let me expand on this. Is there a rule of thumb for how much RAM is
needed to stitch a pano of a given size?
I don't remember what memory consumption I had while stitching.
Once I decided to run cpfind on individual 6MP frames at full resolution
(not scaled down like it usually does). Processing a single 6MP frame
consumed just about 2GB of RAM.
My general rule-of-thumb for computers is ... get them with as much RAM
as they'll hold. Or proceed to add as much RAM as it'll hold. The more
RAM you have, the less chance your system will hit hard drive swap space
and REALLY slow down!
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