On Fri 07-Oct-2011 at 10:18 -0300, Carlos Eduardo G. Carvalho (Cartola) wrote:
I think that the automated process can fail to detect control points between every image. In this case you would finish with more than one panorama and maybe that is what Bruno meant.
panostart tries to detect panorama sequences from the timestamps of the photos, then it assembles these into separate projects, which it then tries to align with the Hugin tools - If the photos don't match then you have to fix the projects manually.
The GUI Hugin Batch Processor also does similar detection from timestamps, i.e. go to File -> Search directory for... -> Images, and you can automate creating and aligning any number of .pto projects (to actually stitch the panoramas, you need to send them to the stitching queue once they have been created).
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