How can I fix Macrofusion on Linux when clicking “Add Photos” does nothing?
Asked 9/21/2017
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I’m using Linux Mint with Hugin, and Macrofusion launches, but when I try to add photos, nothing happens after I click the Add button. Is this a known compatibility issue, and is there a fix?
Originally by Photography Stack Exchange contributor. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
Photography Stack Exchange contributor
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That is, because some of the libraries macro fusion depends on changed.
To fix it, open the python file macrofusion.py, go to line 621 and change Image.fromstring(... to Image.frombytes(.... If all the neccesary other libraries are correctly installed, it should work now.
Originally by user68623. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
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Yes. Based on the community answer, this is likely caused by a library/API change that Macrofusion depends on. A reported fix is to edit the macrofusion.py file and update the image-loading call:
- Find the line using
Image.fromstring(...) - Change it to
Image.frombytes(...)
After saving the file, try launching Macrofusion again and adding your photos. This should resolve the issue if the rest of the required libraries are installed correctly.
Because this is a software compatibility problem on Linux rather than a camera-setting issue, it’s worth also confirming that your Python imaging libraries are properly installed and up to date.
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