Hi all.
I have trouble stitching the following pano together. Maybe somebody could help me out. I thought i would take the images with moving the tripod so i could take the pictures straight on. But it seems not to work in hugin. Maybe somebody could enlighten me.
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You need to stitch in mosaic mode. Here’s a video tutorial I made for this procedure. While I was moving the negative and not the camera, the same principle applied when you move the camera, as the sensor and subject are staying in the same plane. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9BrRb3qeTM
Following workflow works for me with Hugin
1.) Load images
2.) Align with user defined assistant: Scanned images (TrXYZ)
3.) Add a line control point in panorama editor to image 0.
4.) Realign images with setting “Position and translation”
5.) Fine-tune output setting (field of view, crop)
Thank you for you’re help. I am really glad you managed to stitch them together. I honestly thought i messed up in capture. The place i visited is 2000km away and Private Property (don’t get angry with me for trespassing, i got full access from the owner 
) so going back is no easy task.
@Zbyma72age I will give it a go as i don’t stitch very often and Hugin seems for me a bit complicated
@stoffball Thank you for you’re explanation in Hugin. I will give it a go. I am not shure how to do points 3 and 4. Maybe i find something on the internet on these topics.
Point 3: In the panorama editor, tab “Images”: there is a drop down list beside geometric optimizer, select here “Position and translation” and then press the button calculate beside.
to point 3: in the fast preview window, first tab move/drag and done centre and fit, and finally on the crop tab selected autocrop or autocrop outside.
