123vendido wrote:

press "i" to snap to another image (usefull having a braketed panorama)

You can do that by copying the four (yaw, pitch, roll and FOV) values from one image to another one.

But, no doubt, selecting two images and having a contextual menu like the following (I suppose 15 and 5 are two bracketed versions of the same image):
   Move (15) onto (5)
   Move (5) onto (15)
would be much easier.

Even selecting a single image and having a context menu like that:
  Move selected image onto (1)
  Move selected image onto (2)
  Move selected image onto (3)
  etc...
could be acceptable

Possibly, this would be a very efficient (though manual) solution for hard to stitch bracketed spherical panos:
1)    in a first step detect and optimize "not too dark" and "not too bright" source images
2)    in a second step load the missing source images and use the above feature to move them where they fit
3 a) do not optimize, just render or...
3 b) ...place a few manual CPs and use the (still existing) Local optimize this image feature

Yet another variant: when a new source image is added Autopano could ask where to place it relative to the existing ones.

Last edited by GURL (2010-07-05 13:39:39)