Hullo All, I can report a similar experience to the above with a Fedora build of 2010.1.0-svn4837. I have a project that would always end up haywire prior to the implementation of cpclean. I could only get a good result with manually selected control points, so this project has become one of those that I use to test any new version. The result using 2010.1.0-svn4837 appears even more out of kilter than I have seen previously. Removing obvious bad control points (between non overlapping photos), re-optimising and running cpclean has little or no effect. Roll angles have really bad values. I have removed this version and reverted to 2009.4 but can re-install and investigate further if needed.
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