1st sorry for my english

hello, I'm working on the same kkaminey and  i finally do a panoramic
view throgh command line.

can tell that autopano is a control point detector tool to create
the .pto file using the images we want to join
i need only free software so i used panomatic (http://
aorlinsk2.free.fr/panomatic/) instead autopano. Download/Copy the
panomatic.exe into the bin folder of hugin (where are the other .exe
tools of hugin).

We want create a panoramic view with 3 images (Image1.png Image2.png
Image3.png )
I supose that the images for the panoramic view are in the bin folder
of hugin too.
In each command the idea is modify the .pto file
Next tip this:

>>Panomatic.exe -o  NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto Image1.png Image2.png Image3.png 
>>//Creates de initial .pto file of the panoramic view

>>celeste_standalone -i NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto -o NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto // 
>>Cleaning control points
>>ptoclean -v --output NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto
>>cpclean -o NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto

>>autooptimiser -a -l -s -m -o NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto  
>> //Optimising positions and geometry and photometric parameters

>>nona -m TIFF_m -o NameOfProject NameOfNewPtoArchive.pto //Creates the tiff 
>>images 0000,0001,0002 for the panoramic view

>>enblend -o NameOfFinalTiffImage.tif NameOfProject0000.tif 
>>NameOfProject0001.tif NameOfProject0002.tif  //Join the tiff images in the 
>>panoramic tif view

Then NameOfFinalTiffImage.tif is our panoramic view

Walter

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