[Digikam-users] crashes and other issues when working with RAW

[Fabio]

Hi All,

Version 3.1.0
Using KDE Development Platform 4.10.2
Operating System: Windows 7 (build 7601, Service Pack 1), 64-bit edition
Architecture: 64 bit
Hugin  Version: 2012.0.0.a6e4184ad538

I am running into some weird issues. When using RAW images the 
applications crashes very often, randomly  but often.

I tried using the panorama stich (from hugin) under digiKam tools menu. 
I selected about 11 raw images and started processing them. It crashed 
the application. I restarted it and tested it again but this time with 
only 3 files. I got the following:

Pre-processing failed.

Cannot run C:/Program Files (x86)/Hugin/bin/cpclean.exe:

could not open script : 
C:/Users/fbuitrag/AppData/Roaming/.kde/tmp-FBUITRAG2012-US/kipi-panorama-tmp-1373422454Xniaaa/cp_pano.pto



I verified and C:/Program Files (x86)/Hugin/bin/cpclean.exe exists but 
not the cp_pano.pto file.

I converted the files first into tiff files and re-tested the panorama 
stitch wit all 11 images. It worked and it created the panorama.
Back in digiKam, when I select the just created panorama photo (jpg 
file) and opened the editor, the editor opens but showing a different 
photo (I tried a few times) . In the same folder I have the raw files, 
the converted tiff, and the  panorama (jpg). From the editor I navigated 
(page down) and after a few tries it just crashed. Tried it once more, 
from the editor I used the File > Last and it shows blank page and 
cursor as if it were still working but nothing else.


Going back to the random crashes... Some times it crashes completely and 
take me out of digiKam. Some other times it opens the Report Bug window 
but always ends saying the information collected is not good enough to 
report a bug. So, how can I collect good debug info in windows platform ?

Also, I would like to know if there are others in this list, that would 
like to share their experience, using digiKam on windows 7 and if they 
can work well with raw files.


Thanks


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