Your setup is just not ok for indoor panoramas: situations like in your
images have details very close to the lens but with a multi camera setup
you introduce unnecessary parallax problems.
Also probably the tripod and pano head are part of the problem but for
some reason you only provide us with a minimum of information about the
workflow and equipment, or why you need to follow that "path".
A better way to get support might be to give us more information about
the available equipment, the budget of your project, what kind of users
will shoot the images, and what's the overall plan why you need the
panoramas?
Instead you just state that a commercial application does the job with
your (sorry) faulty images. And you give no indication that you make
yourself comfortable with the tutorials but instead use some strange
setup and take as given that hugin should adapt to that. Who do you
think you can motivate this way to help you?
Cheers,
Carl
Lada wrote on 29.10.15 12:14:
Anyway thank you for try!
Would you suggest, what is the cause of failure?
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