Terry, I have no idea why you got the odd effects you saw in the example
you attached to your post of Mon, 06 Apr 2015 at 16:27:23 +1000. I did
find at one point that one of my constituent images suddenly vanished
except for one corner. That proved to be because a crop had been
incorporated, for no reason that I know of. I suppose that did not
happen to you?
Nor do I know why using a single lens for your project might cause the
two images to be recorded as of the same size, which I think is what you
are telling us happened to you.
It did not happen to me with the pto I submitted. I have also tried an
example with an old central-viewpoint stitch where I resized one image
to 50% of its original size. The sizes were correctly recorded (in the
Photos tab) but there was a problem. The halved image was given its own
lens with a reduced field-of-view, which suggests the size was treated
as fixing the field-of-view. The stitch was messed up until the
field-of-view was put right, either in its own lens or by merging that
lens into the one used for the non-resized images. I rather think one
needs to be wary about using automatic procedures where the images are
of different sizes.
Roger Broadie
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