Any solutions for this yet ?
yes they're a panorama....same exposure and all settings same just different
framings
So you have overlap in each of the images?
I use it all the time works great.
Can you tell us exactly how you are doing it?
And do you have example input image that we can see and try to reproduce the problem?
Again...thanks
Avoid the global purge cache command in Bridge preferences.
The issue seems random.
It has failed AND worked on the exact same set of photos (and yes, I'm using photos that have true, different exposures).
It has failed AND worked under all the following scenarios:
Lightroom > (right-click) Edit > Merge to HDR in Photoshop
Bridge > Tools > Merge to HDR in Photoshop
Photoshop > File > Automate > Merge to HDR
This is extremely frustrating. I never know when I kick off a merge if it will finish or not, and it fails roughly 60% of the time after all that waiting. I'm running Photoshop CS4 Ext on Windows XP Pro trying to merge raw NEF files.
Anyone else seeing the same thing? Anyone figure anything out?
I'm running Photoshop CS4 Ext on Windows XP Pro
Well then that your problem you need a Mac. B)
But as I stated to MP Photomerge works just fine in CS4.
You have inadvertently posted in the Photoshop Macintosh forum. The dark side is across the hall.
It is interesting to me though, that there seems to be a similar issue on both OSX and Windows code-bases. And I'm pretty sure it's not my setup (100% sure i didn't run out of scratch disk space). I've seen the merge work and fail on the exact same set of images.
Anyway, sorry to muddy your Mac waters. Maybe I'll go see if any of the other neanderthals have seen / resolved this issue (all in good fun of course).
cheers.
Last time CS3 Mac seemed to have its fair share of bugs, so Adobe seem to be fair about this whole thing.
Of course you're welcome to hang out here too. :)
It's just that you'll find better answers over there.
As for your issue, check the permissions on the volume where your images reside. If necessary, set it to "Ignore Ownership" of this volume, if such an option exists in the property window in Windows, as it does in OS X.
What about CS3 vs. CS4 on these kinds of quirks / reliability issues? (Obviously CS4 is still pretty new and there will be updates over time). My wife has an older Powerbook G4 that still exceeds the minimum requirements, but would it run CS3 better in your experiences? We have to upgrade her machine at some point too.
To give you a head start, there are a few topics you can search in this forum about CS4 functionality, installing CS4 on a G4, and some of the other issues you touched on.
If you have specific questions not answered, you'll get better response by posting a new topic.
And, sure, Windows visitors are always welcome to participate in any of the non-Windows-specific issues.
Neil
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It was solved when I lowered the RAM used by Photoshop from 70% to 65%.