jl-kol wrote:

Neutralhazer works very well but fails at large file sizes e.g.19000 x 9500 x300 16b
'Not enough Ram' message though my Mac Pro has 32GB.

The size limit seems to be about 18500 x 9250 & the D800e produces 19652 x 9826

Any chance of increasing the ram limit?

Thanks

JL

Hi!

You´d better use the NH on the single shots before stitching instead afterwards on the whole panorama-image . .

The size of an image coming from a D800n is 7,360 x 4,912px afaik.

best, Klaus

Last edited by klausesser (2012-04-30 12:48:53)

You can process big images, but for big images, we recommend using 64-bit versions of Photoshop. What version of Photoshop are you using ?

You can submit us your image for check purpose, following instructions available at http://www.kolor.com/forum/t766-ftp-server

I'll give it a spin when I get back on thursday, and see what the limit is for 96gb of ram

Henrik

Hey jl-kol I am desperate to get this filter to work on my large gigapixel Images which range from 1.6 to 30 GIG files. I found that if I save the .PSB file to a Photoshop RAW (.raw) I able to at least get as far as them opening up in the filter window. However as soon as I try to apply the filter Photoshop completely crashes with a memory error. My question to you is have you upgraded to Photoshop CS6 ? That's what I am using. And secondly can you pleas try saving you file as a Photoshop .RAW file? For it to work you need to include the width and height in you filename when you save it out. For instance: MyPicture_136671_24896.raw The reason I'm asking is that I only have 16GB of RAM and I'm trying to ascertain if having 32GB of RAM, as you do, will help get this filter to work. I hope you try combining my file technique with your system and let me know if you have any success. Thanks!