2012/1/3 kfj <[email protected]>

> With this problem, plus the missing wraparound (which is bad but much
> less grave), plus the necessity of manually changing the --bgr
> depending on source material - I'd recommend to use multiblend with
> caution. I think it shouldn't be put into hugin bundles until these
> issues are solved, much as I'd welcome a fast alternative to enblend.
>
> Kay
>
>
 Hi Kay,

Does this issue persist when using reduced size images resulting in a
smaller pano (as also enblend sometimes has some (other) glitches with big
panos)?

W.r.t. putting multiblend into hugin bundles:
- For release bundles I fully agree with you: no multiblend yet.
- For development bundles I would strongly suggest (and will do so myself)
to include multiblend with Hugin as that's what development bundles are
for, but to do it with a warning like "highly experimental but please test
... etcetera". The more people test, the faster bugs are found and
hopefully fixed.

Harry

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