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Linux version doesn't work

See original GitHub issue

hans@G510:~/sanchez-v0.2.2-linux-x64$ ./Sanchez -s ./IMG_FD_018_IR105_20200804_030006.jpg -m ./Resources/Mask.jpg -u ./Resources/GK-2A/Underlay.jpg -o Output.jpg -t "#0096FA"

0 images composited
1 files ignored

Variations on this command line all resulted in the same: 0 images composited, 1 files ignored. Used the latest x64 version from Github.

Could you please also give instructions on how to compile sanchez on Linux.

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Created 3 years ago
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BX2ABTcommented, Aug 13, 2020

Brilliant! v0.2.3 does indeed work, so problem fixed. Thanks for the fast response, that really made my day.

BTW, the syntax for batch conversion doesn’t work.

./Sanchez -s "c:\images\Himawari8\**\*-IR*.jpg" -m Resources\Mask.jpg -u Resources\Himawari-8\Underlay-Hirez.jpg -o Output

If you specify an output directory like -o Output, then the input directory should be similarly specified. This worked for me…

./Sanchez -s ./Input -t #0070ba -m ./Resources/Mask.jpg -u ./Resources/GK-2A/Underlay.jpg -o ./Output

Linux only here, so couldn’t test this on Windows, Mac or WSL.

Again, brilliant work on this. I tried it manually using GIMP, but your process works much better. Hope you can do a write-up on what steps you have implemented to achieve this.

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nullpaintercommented, Aug 13, 2020

Oh, I forgot! I’m also applying a (default blueish) tint to the IR image so it doesn’t end up looking grey. And then, to avoid the bright clouds all looking blue, I’m blending the IR image with itself with a hard light. I think those two steps are the secret sauce! 😉