Producing multi-row image panoramas with Hugin

Developing from an excellent and comprehensive previous tutorial video by Bruce Williams on how to produce multi-row image panoramas with the free Hugin program, I found a method to speed up the creation of control points.

[@michalkvasnicka3290]

Great tutorial. Many thanks.

[@btiphotography5292]

It's a good program Hugin, I've been using it for years, although I'm a bit out of practice with it now.

[@andrewjinks7546]

Very helpful and well explained, thank you :)

[@bernym4047]

Thanks for the comment.

[@bernym4047]

The deliberate mistake is I said the final image was made from 10 images when in fact it was 12. Mea culpa 😂

[@RC-Heli835]

Thanks for sharing! I learned some new tricks. Do you happen to have a link to Bruce Williams video?

[@bernym4047]

One of a series of three about Hugin: th-cam.com/video/LptFcD3rdhk/w-d-xo.html

[@RC-Heli835]

@@bernym4047 Ok thanks!

[@RC-Heli835]

@@bernym4047 Do you know how to flip some images when hugin gets them upside down?

[@bernym4047]

@@RC-Heli835 It's not a problem I've encountered. However, two approaches to this problem I would try: 1.open the offending image in your pc image viewer. Most viewers have an option to rotate an image. 2. Open in Gimp and rotate and export. Hope that does the trick.

[@JasonRWait]

Great video, thank you! Cpfind (Multirow/stacked) does not seem to be available on Windows... Any idea how to get it to show up on my menu?

[@bernym4047]

Thank you Jason. I can't think of a reason why CPfind is not showing except, are you using the simple or advanced menu? I use a Linux system so I can't test it on Windows.

[@JasonRWait]

@@bernym4047 Thank you for the reply!! it looks like the menu options are quite different - the first two, Hugin's CPFind and Hugin's CPFind + Celeste are there, howevere the next 4 options you have (CPFind, Autopano-SIFT-C, Panomatic, Automano-SIFT-C (Multirow/stacked)) Are all not present - I'm wondering if this is a Windows thing. Either way, trying another metod was fruitful, and I am grateful that you created this guide!!