To compile you need to run $ ./autogen.sh $ ./configure --enable-contrast $ make
You've posted the list of the dll which are present in the bin folder (which I know because comes from the nufraw installation). What you need to discover is which dll is MISSING
Ok, so the problem is due to some missing. It's not easy to identify them all because windows changes frequently. You can try to add them or to list them to me. After the list has been completed the windows installer can be modified
I cannot see your images On 17/06/21 01:00, Brandon V wrote: I am running Windows 10 64-bit. I installed nufraw, with no errors in installation. However if I try to start the program, I get the following error. [image: image.png] I can't find anything on google about resolving this error for nufraw. This is the only error message that appears. I do not know if this is related to the errors I have seen concerning dlls. Nevertheless here are the files that are in the installation folder. [image: image.png]...
Cannot see your images
It's a distribution-related problem probably due to lensfun library
On my system nufraw opens both images flawless.. Are you compiling nufraw from sources or using the distribution package? Maybe is a distribution-related problem Can you attach here the output of ldd which nufraw
Hi, Can youplease attach here one or two of the files causing the crash? if attachment is not possible please provide a link thanks
I think that this problem is related to the the arklinux package rather than to nufraw itsef.
That's expected because nufraw-gimp is required to open raw files using Gimp.
How you built it? Which options are enabled and which third party library version? I don't have Manjaro to test. Maybe you could generate a core dump and post the error here to understand it.
That's expected because nufraw-gimp is required to open raw fine using Gimp.
I've seen. That's why I 've removed the last windows installer until I solve problems on my windows platform
I'va added missing dll. Please try the last installer (v0.43-2) and let me know
Resolving dependencies with windows is always a pain. I've updated the windows installer. please try "nufraw-0.43-setup-1.exe" and let me know
Dcraw is not used standalone by nufraw, is included. You must install the last nufraw version.
The raw files support depends on dcraw. Current version of nufraw (0.43) uses dcraw 9.28 which should support CR3
nufraw 0.43
removed git - I'm the only developer so send patches to me if required
Should be gone in v0.43
The actual problem is a segfault of the plugin (that's why it does not returns any value): /usr/lib/gimp/2.0/plug-ins/nufraw-gimp: fatal error: Segmentation fault I'm investigating.
Auto exposure (as auto wp) is inaccurate by definition because cannot know how you mean your picture, so using it on different images gives different results. Exposure correction can be set to a fixed value in batch if your camera has the tendency to underexpose raw (many cameras does this).
Nice, thanks
I have run plain "./configure" and make failed because of missing libqtX11extras I'm using Ubuntu 16 if this matter
ok, nice
configure does not check for libqtX11extras
cannot create directory ‘/usr/local/lib/qtractor’
I've added them, try the BETA2 version and let me know
see the win folder in FIles. there's a windows installer
I've also added some brief instructions in win/README.md file if you want to compile it by yourself under windows. Note that current dll list in nufraw-setup.iss.in is uncomplete. That's the right one: Source: "@DOSPREFIX@\bin\libbz2-1.dll"; DestDir: "{app}\bin"; Flags: ignoreversion Source: "@DOSPREFIX@\bin\libcairo-2.dll"; DestDir: "{app}\bin"; Flags: ignoreversion Source: "@DOSPREFIX@\bin\libcairo-gobject-2.dll"; DestDir: "{app}\bin"; Flags: ignoreversion Source: "@DOSPREFIX@\bin\libcairo-script-interpreter-2.dll";...
I've just updated the installer adding the two dll. Try it
Beta installer for windows
Preview binary for windows
Soon a WIndows binary
I'm finally doing it, coming soon nufraw compiles in MSYS2 using make CXXFLAGS="-fpermissive -fopenmp" soon a windows binary will be available
I need to find the time to do this task....
No, the problem is "gimpui-2.0 was not found" You can try to install gimpui or the dev version of the gimp package
I don't understand the question...
Hi Mukul, the zoom setting is saved in ~/nufrawrc-ui file (hidden file inside your home folder). If it doesn't work on your system it could be a bug (it happens) To use the spot white balance you must first select a spot on the image using the color picker cursor (top right of the window) and then press the button. Let me know if it works for you.
try here: https://launchpad.net/~dhor/+ppa-packages
Hi, nufraw_0.42-1_amd64.deb is build on Ubuntu Xenial. To run it on Debian you must compile from sources.
fixed on v0.42
Thank you very much. Ill add your instructions in the next release
done in v0.42
nufraw v0.42
v0.42: patched for Gimp 2.10
nufraw v0.41
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Initial commit
Initial commit
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Done: https://sourceforge.net/projects/nufraw/
Done: https://sourceforge.net/projects/nufraw/
First release
version 1.8
I don't think so. I've received an answer this morning from the team Looking forward...
Yes. You can open the file with a text editor, is an xml, and change the path. The...
Just waiting an answer from the dev team. My patched code can be view at 800px
Hi, I'm actually working on some improvement on ufraw. Mainly focused on usability...