I have little problem stitching full 360 panoramas, or horizontal partial panoramas, however when I try to stitch four landscape mode photographs that align vertically, the automated solution from Hugin 2013 gives me a full 360 width when the correct horizontal fov is that for a 50mm lens. I know I could solve the problem by rotating all my images before I do the stitch and then rotate the result, but that seems inelegant. I am a painter, often working on scenes in front of very high mountains, so when I want to show my work in context, I often shoot 3 or 4 horizontal images that align vertically. cpfind generates the control points correctly.
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