Problem with Raw images, despite dcraw installed

[lsmpascal]

Hi.
I'm very new to Imagick, even in Imagemagick. I simply try to convert CR2 or NEF files to jpg. I'm on it for 2 days without any solution.

I used this code :

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$im = new Imagick( 'source.CR2' );
$im->setImageFormat( 'jpg' );
$im->writeImage( 'result.jpg' );
$im->clear();
$im->destroy();

The result is an error : Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ImagickException' with message 'unable to open image `/var/tmp/magick-80620Kc-ZP09ux4Rc.ppm': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2658'

Note : if I try this code with a png or an hdr file everything is fine.

I asked the question on stackoverflow and people told me to install ufraw or dcraw. I installed both of them and the problem is still here.
I tested :
dcraw -i canonRaw_test.CR2
and it returns :
canonRaw_test.CR2 is a Canon EOS 60D image.
So dcraw is well installed.

I try the same code and the same cure on a Mac with MAMP and on a CentoS 6 server, with the same result.

Do I have to do something else after the ufraw or dcraw installation ?

Thanks

[snibgo]

This is PHP code, is it?

So your PHP code calls IMagick which calls ImageMagick which calls a delegate (ufraw or dcraw). It seems there is a problem at that stage, which ImageMagick is reporting, and that report goes back up the stack to you.

The ImageMagick file delegates.xml can tell you what delegate it is running, or trying to run. You can check from the command line whether the delegate works.

If that works, you might expand the delegates.xml entry to include the full pathname to the delegate.

[lsmpascal]

Thank you. I suspected something like that but I have no idear where this delegate file is. I don't know either what is the command line to see if the delegate works.
Can you enlight me, please ?
Thank you.

[snibgo]

What verson of IM?

This is on Unix? Sorry, I don't use Unix much. At a terminal window, type "where magick" or "whereis convert". (Maybe the command is "where". I forget.) This tells you IM's installation directory. In there, find the file "delegates.xml". This is a text file. In that file, find the line(s) with "dcraw" or "ufraw".

Then find the delegate program with "whereis" (or "where"). Change the lines in delegates.xml to include the full path to those files.

[fmw42]

On Unix, it is

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where -a magick

or

type -a magick

The -a reports all versions or installations that can be found in your PATH environment variable. If it is not in your PATH, then it might not be found.

[lsmpascal]

As I can't install ufraw on my server (for the moment. I thought it was.) I want to give dcraw a try.

My delegates file is here : /etc/ImageMagick/delegates.xml
I opened it and found what I have to replace :

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<delegate decode="dng:decode" command="&quot;ufraw-batch&quot; --silent --create-id=also --out-type=png --out-depth=16 &quot;--output=%u.png&quot; &quot;%i&quot;"/>

by the code I found on the a site :

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<delegate decode="dng:decode" command="&quot;dcraw&quot; -c -q 3 -H 5 -w &quot;%i&quot; | &quot;/usr/bin/cjpeg&quot; -quality 100 > &quot;%o&quot;"/>

Pffffffff. It still fails. The same error, always.

[snibgo]

What version of IM are you running?

Does IM convert at the command line? Does it work at all? Does it convert your CR2 file?

[lsmpascal]

Mt IM version : ImageMagick 6.7.2-7 2017-03-22 Q16

I installed ufraw on the server. Previously I had dependency problem.

So now with ufraw installed I can convert a .NEF !!! 2 days to achieve that... sometimes I'm not proud of me
But the problem is still here for the .CR2

The action :
[root@ns341732 ~]# /usr/bin/convert /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.CR2 /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.jpg

The server response :
My server speaks french so here is a translation :
convert: delegate failed `"ufraw-batch" --silent --create-id=also --out-type=png --out-depth=16 "--output=%u.png" "%i"' @ error/delegate.c/InvokeDelegate/1057.
convert: impossible to open image `/tmp/magick-ijL8GjHK.ppm': Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2589.
convert: file name missing`/home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.jpg' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3015.

That it.

By the way I didn't thank you. So I do it now : thank you for your time !

[lsmpascal]

But I have another problem : if I can convert .nef file in command line, it still fails with imagick.

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$filename = 'nikonRaw_test.nef';
$im = new Imagick( $filename );
$im->setImageFormat( 'jpg' );
$im->writeImage( 'nikonRaw_test_02.jpg' );
$im->clear();
$im->destroy();

returns :

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ImagickException' with message 'unable to open image `/tmp/magick-Coznuved.ppm': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2589' in /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/index_trav.php:15 Stack trace: #0 /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/index_trav.php(15): Imagick->__construct('/home/lsmtest/w...') #1 {main} thrown in /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/index_trav.php on line 15

[snibgo]

So now with ufraw installed I can convert a .NEF !!!

How? Is this with just ufraw, or with "convert" that calls ufraw, or with IMagick?

Can you convert the CR2 with just ufraw?

You say that some things work and other things don't work. But you don't say exactly what works and what doesn't.

[lsmpascal]

Sorry, I will be clearer now.

1) The following command line works (it converts .nef to .jpg as wanted) :

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# /usr/bin/convert /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/nikonRaw_test.nef /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/nikonRaw_test.jpg

2) The following fails :

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# /usr/bin/convert /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.CR2 /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.jpg

with response :

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convert: delegate failed `"ufraw-batch" --silent --create-id=also --out-type=png --out-depth=16 "--output=%u.png" "%i"' @ error/delegate.c/InvokeDelegate/1057.
convert: impossible to open image `/tmp/magick-ijL8GjHK.ppm': Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2589.
convert: file name missing`/home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.jpg' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3015.

3) With imagick both are failing :

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$filename = 'nikonRaw_test.nef';
$im = new Imagick( $filename );
$im->setImageFormat( 'jpg' );
$im->writeImage( 'nikonRaw_test_02.jpg' );
$im->clear();
$im->destroy();

// And :

$filename = 'canonRaw_test.CR2';
$im = new Imagick( $filename );
$im->setImageFormat( 'jpg' );
$im->writeImage( 'canonRaw_test.jpg' );
$im->clear();
$im->destroy();

4) On your question "Can you convert the CR2 with just ufraw? " I didn't test it for the moment, because I don't really know how to do that.

Thank you.

[lsmpascal]

I tried with ufraw-batch but I'm not sure to do it right. It fails :

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# ufraw-batch --out-type=jpeg /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.cr2
ufraw-batch: /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/canonRaw_test.cr2: unsupported file format.

[lsmpascal]

Ok I tried with another .cr2 file and ufraw-batch managed to convert it in jpeg.
So let say my last problem is with imagick with allways the same response :

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Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'ImagickException' with message 'unable to open image `/tmp/magick-Wo71j6cr.ppm': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2589' in /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/index_trav.php:16 Stack trace: #0 /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/index_trav.php(16): Imagick->__construct('_MG_8639.CR2') #1 {main} thrown in /home/lsmtest/www/usnap/index_trav.php on line 16

[snibgo]

From (1), we know that IM can call ufraw successfully, and ufraw can read your NEF, and return it to IM, and IM can process that. Good.

From (2), IM reports that ufraw failed, so ufraw didn't return an image to IM. It doesn't tell us why.

But you eventually discovered why:

unsupported file format

Ufraw can read the file, but cannot understand it. Perhaps it is corrupt.

For test (3) with IMagick, try editing your delegates.xml to use the full path to ufraw.

[lsmpascal]

And it works.
With the full path of ufraw-batch in the delegates.xml, it works !

You solved my problem.
I was desperate and now I can go on.
Thank you so much.