Panoramas

[Stuntflyer]

I can see all my Photoshop CS6 psd files saved from nef in the file window except panoramas. They show up as white boxes.??

Mike

[Carlo Didier]

Maybe those files were not saved in full compatibilty mode. Full compatibility mode means that PS saves a flattened view of the image in the file which can be used to display the image correctly by programs who don't know how to interpret the PS specific format and layers.

[Mario]

Don't just post anywhere in the community. This post was made in the "Solved Bug Reports" board, which does not make much sense.
I have moved it this time.

Read the descriptions for each group and then post in the group appropriate for your question.
If in doubt, post in "General Discussion and Questions".


1. Always include a log file when you report an issue.
Use a log file from an IMatch session where you indexed some of your PSD files.
This way we can see the error messages produced by Windows or the 3rd party image libraries when processing your files.

2. Make sure you save your files with "Maximize compatibility" enabled in Photoshop.
This is required because Adobe "closed" the PSD format after PS6, no longer documenting it. To display PSD files in other applications, a composite image inside the PSD is needed, and this is only produced when you enable the "maximize compatibility" option.

3. IMatch may run into a limit when your panorama exceeds 32K pixels in either dimension. Larger images are not supported. IMatch is a DAM, not a specialized Panorama software.
For display, the maximum image size is limited by your graphic card. Most consumer cards don't handle images larger than 16K pixels in either dimension. The Viewer will automatically reduce the image size to the maximum supported by your graphic card.

[Stuntflyer]

Yes, I will be more careful when posting next time.

The "Maximize compatibility" setting corrected the issue.

Thanks!