Rescuing Difficult Panoramas on Linux, Hugin part 2

"Hugin, as discussed in part I, is an amazingly powerful program for stitching together big panoramas.

"But sometimes it mysteriously gets confused, and no one seems to know why. Sometimes scaling the input photos to smaller size will help, but not always. Here are some ways to rescue those confused panoramas. Adding control points manually

"If it looks like Hugin hasn't matched your images properly, you can adjust the points Hugin uses to match the two photos. Use the Control points tab. Initially it will show the same image in both windows, so change the right image manually using the dropdown menu.

"If Hugin is already showing a list of control points it added automatically, you may want to remove those: select all the points in the list at the bottom, then click Delete."

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