Hello, I was wondering if you could tell me if Hugin would be helpful for my unique application and how I might set up the parameters to do it. I have a work of art I am trying to archive. It is old and what I have to work with are actually scans of reproductions of the work from different sources. Each scan had problems with content. Some had creases, others had areas which had been damaged, etc. I have narrowed the scans down to 3 which give me coverage of the entire piece of work. These three scans however are of different resolutions and from different sized reproductions. There are very slight skew issues as well. To gain the coverage of the image, I have cut these scans into 10 pieces I need to stitch together, Photoshop's Photomerge gets close, but I would like a little more control. I tried following the tutorial for splicing together scanned images. I loaded up the images and set a bunch of manual matching points between the images, however I think it assumes the same resolution in each image and therefore does attempt to correct for zoom (scale) After running the optimizer as discussed I get a mess on the preview age which is not matched well at all, and appears to have strange perspective added to it. Any help would be appreciated.
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