Hi, Hubertus Krogmann <hk@xxxxxxx> writes: > I have made a nice panorama with > > Panorama Factory V2.4 a windows tools, > as there is nothing suitable for linux. there was a very nice panorama tool for The GIMP on Linux but they sued the author until he took it off the net :-( > The result looks like : > > #jhead externsteine-360.jpg > File name : externsteine-360.jpg > File size : 2456271 bytes > File date : 2002:03:17 22:33:19 > Resolution : 15593 x 2008 > Jpeg process : Baseline > > Just a few pixels, not enough to crash gimp directly, but I loaded it > crop about 95%, copied the selection into a new image, and... > > ... pressed save as and gimp stopped working. what do you mean, stopped working? Did it crash or did it just stop working? Did you watch any console output? > btw. celeron366, 384 MB Ram, about 5 gb place for gimp-cache > all ext3fs disk, gimp-cache on a second disk. the important question is, how is your tile-cache setup? I have just reproduced what you described with gimp-1.2 and it worked like a charm even though my box has less RAM. I could create a RGB image of 15593 x 2008, copy large parts of it into a new image and save that as JPEG (even using the Export feature which creates another copy of it). Salut, Sven
