Roger Broadie wrote:
You tell us you don't want to transform the first image at all. Therefore, use
it as the anchor, with all its parameters zero and non-optimisable.
Keep the lens parameters as imported, with, in the example I tried, just an fov
and use a single lens.
Optimise the second image for yaw, pitch and roll. That superimposes the
second image on the first as they sit in Hugin.
Oh, and I did the optimisation "mosaic style".
I left the base image locked, used the same lens for both, and optimised the
other image
for roll, X Y Z, having set only TWO control points (on the corners of the
upper edge of the lower
map, and the lower edge of the upper map).
This (obviously?) gave a 0 error solution.
BugBear
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