crash my laptop creating Panorama

[5rock]

Hello, I am new to affinity, I have a macbook pro 2012, 2.9hz, 8g Ram, with mac os 10.15.1 catalina.

I did a lot of panorama with lightroom, and try to do so with affinity. 

Must of my pictures are in RAW format, Affinity work well to do the preview, but when I ask to create the panorama, it is very long, and crash everything.

Do I need to change affinity setting due the size format ?

Please anyone help me, I had maybe 6 panorama waiting.

You can see a exemple of my previous picture with lightroom.

Edited November 7, 2019 by 5rock

[Chris B]

Hey 5rock, welcome to the Affinity Forums.

Can you attach the crash report?

Also, I've made you a private Dropbox folder—would you mind uploading the images into it so I can investigate? 

[5rock]

20 hours ago, Chris B said:

Hey 5rock, welcome to the Affinity Forums.

Can you attach the crash report?

Also, I've made you a private Dropbox folder—would you mind uploading the images into it so I can investigate? 

Thank for your answer. 

So just after I send this post, I tried again and all was find. I get my panorama fine.

Now few minutes again I started a new panorama and crash.

In attachement I put screen shot of the report. I hope that can help. 

I know how to do picture, put computer language I need to learn.

Thank for your help

[5rock]

13 minutes ago, 5rock said:

Thank for your answer. 

So just after I send this post, I tried again and all was find. I get my panorama fine.

Now few minutes again I started a new panorama and crash.

In attachement I put screen shot of the report. I hope that can help. 

I know how to do picture, put computer language I need to learn.

Thank for your help

I put the last pictures that I tried to use to get this panorama on the dropbox file.

[Chris B]

Hey 5rock,

I've tried this on a few machines and it successfully stitches. It doesn't crash Affinity or the iMac/MacBook.

The software shouldn't really be causing your entire system to crash though  

Might I suggest you limit the amount of RAM being used by the app and see if that helps. You can do this by going to Preferences > Performance > RAM Usage Limit and maybe keep 1 or 2GB spare for the system.

[5rock]

5 hours ago, Chris B said:

Hey 5rock,

I've tried this on a few machines and it successfully stitches. It doesn't crash Affinity or the iMac/MacBook.

The software shouldn't really be causing your entire system to crash though  

Might I suggest you limit the amount of RAM being used by the app and see if that helps. You can do this by going to Preferences > Performance > RAM Usage Limit and maybe keep 1 or 2GB spare for the system.

Thank I will try.