Hello, we have a set of aerial images captured by an UAV, and we would like to stitch them together to have an aerial map, we have tried using hugin but the generated stitches tend to be distorted, our images are taken at the same altitude, have an overlap of ~70% and have gps information regarding the photo location (latitude and longitude), among with altitude and camera info, is there a way to make hugin use the position data to align the images so we can have more accurate stitches? please take in mind that we want to be able to do this through the command line in the future.
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