Good morning The remark below stands >> >> > - In the Old GUI, I liked the drop down in the Optimizer menu, > that >> gave the different stitching options. > This allows to play around without >> understanding in detail > what's happening. >> > > These still exist, but they are now on the Photos tab. I agree that this > is non-optimal, but also agree that they shouldn't be duplicated. > > Maybe the Optimiser and Exposure tabs don't need to disappear in > 'beginner' mode, or maybe these drop-down presets should be part of the > 'advanced' mode. > > What do people see as necessary beginner/advanced/expert functionality? > > Personally I think of the Assistant as 'beginner', and anything to do with > bracketing or XYZ mosaics as 'expert', i.e. things that should be well > hidden unless you go looking for them. Everything else in the GUI is > relevant to tweaking stuff that happens behind the scenes of the Assistant. > > As a relative beginner (and I haven't been able to compile older versions of hugin on my system (Suse 11.4) so wait for someone more experienced), I do bracketing and XYZ mosaics and did those nearly from day one of using hugin so I don't think that they should disappear to be dragged from the depths when required. It took me ages to realise that an XYZ mosaic wasn't a pano in strict terms.
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