Can't use miplevels in DirectX 10

Hi, I've came across an issue with D3D10 where I cannot use MipLevels.

As you might know I use them in my HDR shader to get the lowest mipmap (a 1x1 texture) in order to easily determine the overall scene luminosity.
However I just stumbled on this error when attempting to use it in Crysis 1 (in DX10 mode):Here's the full tracelog file generated by ReShade: www.dropbox.com/s/3v6ky7i0b4se3mf/dxgi.tracelog?dl=1

To try and replicate this glitch, try to create a texture with miplevels on a DirectX 10 game.

By the way, I'm porting HDR + Bloom + Tonemapping in a single standalone shader to 3.0, can I do a pull request to the reshade-shaders GitHub when it's finished and adapted to use ReShade.fxh?

1024x1024, 32 miplevels (square root of 1024)

It's exactly this:iHDRBloom_SmallTexRes is a preprocessor definition, yes, I've tried using literal values (instead of sqrt()).

This texture has always worked in DirectX 9 games such as Shift 2 Unleashed, Mass Effect, even on converted-to-D3D9 games like Morrowind and Fallout 1 (yes I know it's a weird game to use ReShade on).

That's the weird thing, I've tried to use:But still got the same error.

Perhaps it's my own misunderstanding of miplevels, maybe I'm creating too many of them?
All I need is the lowest 1x1 mipmap.

I'll do some tests here and see if I can fix it with literal values.

EDIT:
Found a few things:
1) The max miplevel I can get with 1024 is 11.
2) Realized 11 is log2(1024) + 1
3) ReShade complains about the lack of a literal value when using log2()

So as of now I'll stick to manually inserting the values, the performance difference isn't too significant but the luminosity detection is much better and smoother at 1024x1024.