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Hi - probably doing something wrong here but I can't get past Normalisation when trying to work with data shot with an OSC and Mono (using latest 1.083.3 stable release). I've split the OSC data into separate RGB channels and then load these as separate session from the RGB data captured with my mono camera. I've selected its not the same camera/optics but regardless whether I chose Normal or Mosaic registration when it gets to Normalisation it fails. One set of data was shot at 510mm FL and the other at 410mm FL so not extermely different. Latest error is:
Encountered error in module:
ImageNormalizer
Error message:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 1
Cause:
1
n.a(Unknown Source)
n.doInBackground(Unknown Source)
javax.swing.SwingWorker$1.call(SwingWorker.java:295)
java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:266)
Any ideas? Am I doing something that is not possible?
Yep, this is due to APP not being able to process both mono and RGB at the same time. We are going to make this possible. Would indeed be nice if this was more obvious instead of giving an error. Anyway, you can combine them, but you need to first create mono R, G and B files using the "split channels" option in tab 2.
Hi Vincent - thanks for the quick reply but as stated I did split the channels in tab 2. I then loaded these as R,G and B as session 1 and then loaded R, G and B as session 2 from my mono camera.
Solved it - I had the Force Bayer checked on the 0 tab. AFter switching that off all went through. Maybe something to add a check for in future rather than crashing. Thanks anyway.
Woops, I totally skipped over that you already did that. Must be because this is such a re-occurring question. Apologies. 🙂
