Hi all,

Today we are releasing release candidate 3 of Hugin 2015.0

The new source tarball can be downloaded at launchpad
https://launchpad.net/hugin/2015.0/2015.0rc3/+download/hugin-2015.0.0_rc3.tar.bz2
(upload at sourceforge is still down, so currently the source tarball can 
only be downloaded from launchpad or use the mercurial repository)

Verify its checksums
MD5
fda7d06f296d3d8ded5b03b0062642cd  hugin-2015.0.0_rc3.tar.bz2
SHA1
be7153a0791f2147153e93e8711912ef23b60b61  hugin-2015.0.0_rc3.tar.bz2

Rc3 is identical to changeset cdefc6e53a58in our repository, which is also 
tagged as 2015.0rc3

Changes since rc2
* Fixed executor for big projects (only for compilation with wxWidgets 
2.8.x needed, wxWidgets 3.x is not affect by this bug.)
* Updated Catalan translation

The release notes are here 
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/releases/2015.0.0/en.shtml
They are already translated to French and German:
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/releases/2015.0.0/fr.shtml
http://hugin.sourceforge.net/releases/2015.0.0/de.shtml


EXECUTABLES
Users communities produce executables for their respective platforms. They 
will be announced in this thread.

CHANGES SINCE 2014.0.0
* Hugin 2015.0 has a number of new features. Most of the changes are under 
the hood to improve stability, allow easier maintenance and easier addition 
of new features.
* The makefile based stitching engine has been replaced with direct calls 
to the underlying programs. This should reduce the overhead of calling the 
same program too often and so speed up the whole process. Hopefully this 
also allows the usage of more unusual characters in the filename. Instead 
of pto2mk and make we now have hugin_executor which can also be used for 
running the assistant from the command line.
* Hugin now has it's own blender, verdandi, based on a watershed algorithm, 
which has been included in 'nona'.  verdandi can be chosen as the blender 
by choosing "builtin" in the stitcher tab, and can also be set in  the 
Preferences. verdandi can also be called as a command line tool.
* The lensfun library has been removed as it did not fulfill our 
expectations. It has been replaced with our own camera and lens database 
which uses a data mining approach and operates automatically without user 
intervention. Geometric distortion and vignetting data have to be loaded 
manually.
* The fast preview window has a new tool to add or remove control points to 
selected areas in the output projection.
* Automatic exposure stack detection is now applied when loading images, 
and an option has been added to unlink image position when adding stacks.
* The fine-tune and auto-estimate functions in the control point tab have 
been made projection aware. It should now work also with images with 
different fov or different projections. The fine-tune feature has had a 
significant speed up when Hugin is compiled with the libfftw3 library 
(optional).
* PTBatcherGUI has more choice for the end of the process: depending on the 
operating system the PTBatcherGUI can be closed, the computer can be shut 
down or send to the hibernate mode.
* PTBatcherGUI now shows the thumbnails when searching for images in 
directories.
* Many of the underlying tools in hugin are now able to use available cpu 
cores.

New tools added:
** verdandi: tool for image blending
** hugin_executor: stitching and run assistant from command line
** hugin_lensdb: tools for lens database maintenance

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