Hi all, I'm trying to use a robotic head to shot my pictures for a 360*180 panorama. If i could manage to set angles and stuff by hand in Hugin once, then save them as a template project and reuse it over and over without further computations, it would be awesome. Anyway, despite the proven accuracy of the head, i often need to fine tune some image (maybe the wind or a clumsy move shakes the whole tripod sometimes...) Fact is, in interiors or scenes with wide skies, some shots completely lack reference points, so there is no point in running them through the feature detection/parameters optimization treatment. Is there any way to tell the optimizer to do its stuff but never get too far from the originally setted parameters? Some way to tell him "this is more or less the direction of the shot, now do your best"??
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