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| +1 I have the same issue. Unable to process images from a Canon EOS 90D. As a workaround, I batch convert and downsize the images to JPG using [`ImageMagick`](https://imagemagick.org/script/index.php). For ML it is better to do this anyway, CR3... |
| I have a Mathematica program that uses machine learning to attempt to identify what is in a photo. It works fine with .jpg and .CR2 files. However I recently got a Canon camera that produces .CR3 files and Mathematica seems to have problems with... |
| I posted an example of the file and it uses 24 hour time [2/6/16, 23:57:17] name1 created group “random fake chat name” [2/6/16, 23:57:17] name1 added you [2/6/16, 23:57:46] name1: How's almost super bowl?? [2/7/16, 08:39:18] name2: So... |
| When I run ImageIdentify on a .CR2 file everything works fine but when I run it on a .TIFF file I get two sets of identifiers. For example dacontents = ImageIdentify[daimage, All, 3, "Probability"]; Produces ... |
| Thanks but first all the software for my camera's was on a Mac not a PC. Second here's what the Mathematica documentation says: Raw (.raw, .arw, .crw, .nef, .nrw, .dng, ...) Import supports raw images stored in a file with any of the following... |
| Thanks to you guys pointing me in the right direction I figured out a solution: datext = StringReplace[datext, " " -> ""]; datext = StringReplace[datext, "{" -> ""]; datext = StringReplace[datext, "}" -> ""]; dalist =... |
| If you use a real map, wouldn't it basically be a hex grid placed over the real map? Or do think the overlapping hexagons is related to this? |
| You can forward your emails to a Wolfram Cloud email account. That is probably the best solution. In any case, the cloud has to have access to an email if it is supposed to do something with it. The "Wolfram Cloud email account" isn't really a... |
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| Thanks for the suggestion; it appears to work. However when the image is shown on the page the size is minuscule so I don't see why resizing helps. In any case I'm pretty surprised that a tool as mature as Mathematica totally dies when it runs... |