Today I tried to stitch 48 images with hugin (16 per exposure) to make an equirectangular 360x180 panorama. I discovered that I always get a vortex with strange fading in the zenith. Later, I read the hugin readme and found out that this is a known issue. So I'm here to ask how you handle this problem. (to me the only solution seems to be enfusing the single bracketed images before importing them in hugin for later stitching using only enblend).
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