Although it can be challenging, the absolute best target for lens calibration 
is the night sky - I can guarantee that you won't have any parallax problems 
with the stars!  As with a chessboard, the control point finder will fail 
miserably so you have to set them manually; but once you've got them the 
results will be pretty much perfect.  I know, as I did this with a six-shot 
series with a 16mm lens and ended up with an RMS error under 1 pixel and a 
maximum error just over 1 pixel.

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> Bruno Postle <brunopos...@googlemail.com>: Dec 09 10:24AM 
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> Hugin cpfind looks for features that are unique, so a chessboard
> really confuses it. Also for calibration parallax is a big problem, so
> it is much better to use a scene where the features are a long
> physical distance from the camera, i.e. go outside and hold the rig
> high above the ground.
>  
> The fine-tune function in the Control Points tab uses different code
> altogether, this is happiest with corners - when manually picking
> control points you should always be looking for corners - in this case
> chessboard-like features are ideal.
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