When working with complex panoramas, it's always tricky to figure out what control points exist between pairs of images, particularly when there are some in regions that are undesirable (such as around a moving object, or one close to the camera with parallax). The fast preview window's control point display is a great help, but would be even better with one small change. When hovering over an image number, it currently highlights the image area and blanks the display of any control points that are in that area. Better would be if it blanked display of all control points, except ones that occur in the highlighted image. That way, we could quickly see what control points a particular image has.
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