"Resize" output is just all black

[Paul Verizzo]

Just one big black frame.  Tried several times, read the the Help PDF, can't see anything I'm doing wrong.  Tried Google and Bugzilla, nothing that I could see.

Windows 3.2.

I presume that DK resize is working something like Reshade, no?  www.reshade.com .  The latter is amazing, you can enlarge photos hugely w/o loss of detail.  This is important to me because I have a lot of great images that were taken in the digital dark ages of 2mp cameras.  I'd rather do it in within digiKam.

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[Paul Verizzo]

Just one big black frame.  Tried several times, read the the Help PDF, can't see anything I'm doing wrong.  Tried Google and Bugzilla, nothing that I could see.

Windows 3.2.

I presume that DK resize is working something like Reshade, no?  www dot reshade dot com   The latter is amazing, you can enlarge photos hugely w/o loss of detail.  This is important to me because I have a lot of great images that were taken in the digital dark ages of 2mp cameras.  I'd rather do it in within digiKam.

Thanks, Paul Verizzo

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A big black frame ?

Please take a shot

Gilles Caulier

2013/12/13 Paul Verizzo <[hidden email]>

Just one big black frame.  Tried several times, read the the Help PDF, can't see anything I'm doing wrong.  Tried Google and Bugzilla, nothing that I could see.

Windows 3.2.

I presume that DK resize is working something like Reshade, no?  www dot reshade dot com   The latter is amazing, you can enlarge photos hugely w/o loss of detail.  This is important to me because I have a lot of great images that were taken in the digital dark ages of 2mp cameras.  I'd rather do it in within digiKam.

Thanks, Paul Verizzo

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[Paul Verizzo]

It's just a black rectangle, Giles.  Nothing to show. 

I selected another image and did this: Selected Image Editor and Resize.  In the dialogue box I selected dimensions that would be about 12mp from a 2mp source.  I also selected "Restore Photograph" since the description of that implied that's what I want.  I hit Try, and after it was done working, Save As. 

The resultant file had no file type, such as .jpg..........and it was only 81 bytes! 

Thanks, Paul

On 12/15/2013 2:00 AM, Gilles Caulier wrote:

A big black frame ?

Please take a shot

Gilles Caulier

2013/12/13 Paul Verizzo <[hidden email]>

Just one big black frame.  Tried several times, read the the Help PDF, can't see anything I'm doing wrong.  Tried Google and Bugzilla, nothing that I could see.

Windows 3.2.

I presume that DK resize is working something like Reshade, no?  www dot reshade dot com   The latter is amazing, you can enlarge photos hugely w/o loss of detail.  This is important to me because I have a lot of great images that were taken in the digital dark ages of 2mp cameras.  I'd rather do it in within digiKam.

Thanks, Paul Verizzo

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[Gilles Caulier-4]

Not reproducible under Linux and OSX. It's probably a Windows dysfunction with CImg library which is used by Restore mode.

If you disable Restore function, does it work as expected ?

Gilles Caulier

2013/12/15 Paul Verizzo <[hidden email]>

It's just a black rectangle, Giles.  Nothing to show. 

I selected another image and did this: Selected Image Editor and Resize.  In the dialogue box I selected dimensions that would be about 12mp from a 2mp source.  I also selected "Restore Photograph" since the description of that implied that's what I want.  I hit Try, and after it was done working, Save As. 

The resultant file had no file type, such as .jpg..........and it was only 81 bytes! 

Thanks, Paul

On 12/15/2013 2:00 AM, Gilles Caulier wrote:

A big black frame ?

Please take a shot

Gilles Caulier

2013/12/13 Paul Verizzo <[hidden email]>

Just one big black frame.  Tried several times, read the the Help PDF, can't see anything I'm doing wrong.  Tried Google and Bugzilla, nothing that I could see.

Windows 3.2.

I presume that DK resize is working something like Reshade, no?  www dot reshade dot com   The latter is amazing, you can enlarge photos hugely w/o loss of detail.  This is important to me because I have a lot of great images that were taken in the digital dark ages of 2mp cameras.  I'd rather do it in within digiKam.

Thanks, Paul Verizzo

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[Paul Verizzo]

Finally got back to testing without Restore.  Same 81 byte file.

Paul Verizzo

On 12/17/2013 3:40 AM, Gilles Caulier wrote:

Not reproducible under Linux and OSX. It's probably a Windows dysfunction with CImg library which is used by Restore mode.

If you disable Restore function, does it work as expected ?

Gilles Caulier

2013/12/15 Paul Verizzo <[hidden email]>

It's just a black rectangle, Giles.  Nothing to show. 

I selected another image and did this: Selected Image Editor and Resize.  In the dialogue box I selected dimensions that would be about 12mp from a 2mp source.  I also selected "Restore Photograph" since the description of that implied that's what I want.  I hit Try, and after it was done working, Save As. 

The resultant file had no file type, such as .jpg..........and it was only 81 bytes! 

Thanks, Paul

On 12/15/2013 2:00 AM, Gilles Caulier wrote:

A big black frame ?

Please take a shot

Gilles Caulier

2013/12/13 Paul Verizzo <[hidden email]>

Just one big black frame.  Tried several times, read the the Help PDF, can't see anything I'm doing wrong.  Tried Google and Bugzilla, nothing that I could see.

Windows 3.2.

I presume that DK resize is working something like Reshade, no?  www dot reshade dot com   The latter is amazing, you can enlarge photos hugely w/o loss of detail.  This is important to me because I have a lot of great images that were taken in the digital dark ages of 2mp cameras.  I'd rather do it in within digiKam.

Thanks, Paul Verizzo

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