Nasa has some really wonderful resources, not least of which this spherical 2.1 gigapixel "night sky from earth" exr.
https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a00000...20_64k_gal.exr
i have opened this using vraybitmap and tested it rendering... it works fine.
however i dont think it is a tiled exr.
given it is one of many very huge textures in my current project, i am trying to keep all textures as .TX or tiled EXR.
now comes the strange part:
i can render the exr, but hitting "view image" throws an error.
makeTX and img2exr error out when i try to convert the file
photoshop cannot open it
"darktable" a lightroom style app somebody suggested, will open the file, and allow me to export as png or tiff, but those files either error on open in PS (tiff) or open as black images(png) exporting as exr crashes the program, image is too large to export as jpeg (i also want to retain the 16 bit depth)
on a related note darktable uses 64 cores and 100+gb of ram to export the image... crazy.
anyone shed any light on whats up with the file? anyone got any tricks to convert it to a nice tiled image?
https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/vis/a00000...20_64k_gal.exr
i have opened this using vraybitmap and tested it rendering... it works fine.
however i dont think it is a tiled exr.
given it is one of many very huge textures in my current project, i am trying to keep all textures as .TX or tiled EXR.
now comes the strange part:
i can render the exr, but hitting "view image" throws an error.
makeTX and img2exr error out when i try to convert the file
photoshop cannot open it
"darktable" a lightroom style app somebody suggested, will open the file, and allow me to export as png or tiff, but those files either error on open in PS (tiff) or open as black images(png) exporting as exr crashes the program, image is too large to export as jpeg (i also want to retain the 16 bit depth)
on a related note darktable uses 64 cores and 100+gb of ram to export the image... crazy.
anyone shed any light on whats up with the file? anyone got any tricks to convert it to a nice tiled image?
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