If you sort out parallax, just roughly, then where in the picture you put your points, near or far, isn't too important; choose far. When choosing CP sites, just place your points practically nearest to the sides and corners of both images. I was wrong to suggest using the centre of the overlap area. Spread them into the area of overlap, as if they have violent charge. Think of the lever. So to bed.
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