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[Bruno Postle <679994@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Cool, it works for me as described and I can see it being useful. A
couple of comments:

I was confused a bit by needing Ctrl-Shift-click to deselect, did you
try having Ctrl-click to both select and deselect?  Actually here a
simple click does nothing at all, so you could have click to select and
Crtl-click to deselect, or just click to both select and deselect.

I would like to rename it to simply 'Select Photos'. This is already the
'Move/Drag tab', so it is implicit that selecting photos would only work
on that subset, though you would also expect the roll/pitch/yaw entry
boxes would only work on these photos too.

Selecting multiple photos graphically has further uses, i.e. if you
select photos in the Preview they should also become selected in the
Images tab, Camera and Lens tab and Crop tab, this would be very useful.

Also it could work the other way around, e.g. selecting photos in the
Images tab should select them in the Preview, though this implies that
the selection should be propagated between the Images tab, Camera and
Lens tab and Crop tab.

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Title:
  Individual Drag Mode

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  currently in the fast preview, dragging an image will drag the whole
  group of images connected by CPs.

  because the initial position of an image has an influence on the
  optimization process, I would like to add an individual drag mode.  in
  that mode, only the image selected under the cursor will move.
  currently, my work around for this is to enter numeric values in the
  images tab.

  additionally, to improve the feedback of the process, I would like to
  see the image(s) being dragged become semi-transparent while the
  images in the background stay black & white.

  This task is still beyond my current skillset, but given enough time
  and persistence I might get to it, one day.