On Fri 21-Oct-2011 at 11:43 -0700, McFly wrote:
Hi, I bumped into a problem trying to stitch a panorama with hfov >360° (in fact about 4x360° :) ) Starting with the next photo after 360°, hugin detects the same objects as in the first photo, so the resulting panorama will be 360° with 4 "layers". This is normal but I'd like the panorama to continue beyond 360° (to show evolution of the objects and scenery in time -if you were wondering why)
A panoramic scene isn't a simple flat strip that you can stretch out beyond 360°.
I suggest you treat this as four 'layers', stitch them separately, and stick them together in an image editor later. You can do this with a single Hugin project by turning the photos on and off individually in the preview before stitching.
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