Steve,
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Originally Posted by mariner10
Hi Rick,
Unfortunately the script that I quoted the error message has been overwritten (I don't suppose the script goes on forever)
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If you go to Edit>Preferences>Miscellaneous Process Settings and change the Maximum Number of Console Lines to 0 then you'll get a log of unlimited length, which can be very handy!
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Originally Posted by mariner10
Calibrating target frame 1 of 9
Loading target frame:
C:/Users/Steves/Pictures/Backyard EOS/07.11.2015/Pleiades/PLEIADES_LIGHT_180s_800iso_+18c_009 14stdev_20151107-23h15m43s782ms.gif
* Waiting for running tasks to terminate ...
*** Error: Incompatible image geometry
<* failed *>
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* End calibration of light frames
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I don't think that calibrating a GIF file is going to do anything useful. GIF is an 8-bit RGB format and the calibration process will be expecting 16-bit or better monochrome data.
I'd be concentrating on getting PI to read the CR2 files directly. If you can put a copy of one of your CR2 files when it can be downloaded I'd be happy to see if I can convince PI to play nicely with it. PI implements DSLR_RAW with the DCRAW tool (
http://www.cybercom.net/~dcoffin/dcraw/) which is widely used. I'd be surprised if it can't be made to work with a standard CR2 file...
Cheers,
Rick.