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I had a look on the project. The issue with the mask has nothing to do with the mask handling, 
I
t reveals a bug in libpano (I assume). The (inverse) transformation from equirectangular (or other output projection) to Thoby fisheye (input) images is not correct. This needs to be fixed in libpano.

2 observation:
1.) when changing to a other fisheye projection the mask is correct.
2.) When output a remapped image from Thoby fisheye the output contains a cross opposite the image (if the image is at yaw 0 there is a cross at yaw 180). This is visible in the (normal) preview window and also in the remapped images.

** Also affects: panotools
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

** Summary changed:

- Mask rendering issue with full-frame fisheye lens for 360 pano
+ Inverse transformation from output projection to Thoby input image is wrong

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Title:
  Inverse transformation from output projection to Thoby input image is
  wrong

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  Confirmed
Status in Panorama Tools:
  New

Bug description:
  pto attached that highlights the problem.

  email sent to hugin-ptx yesterday:

  ===================================
  Hi there!

  I'm experiencing a very weird behavior in hugin 2011.2.0 on a gentoo
  64 box. I have a 360 pano of 15 shots taken with a full frame fisheye
  10.5mm. There are so many shots because I am doing a clone photography
  experiment of the same subject several times in the pano.

  I've set up masks accordingly to include the subject in all relevant
  shots. masks do not overlap accross shots.

  For 2 of the shots, where the subject is roughly 180 degree from
  himself, enabling both pics at the same time with masks gives me a
  completely wrong masking result (both in hugin and as exported by nona
  on stitching).

  I have a taken a few screenshots showing the problem here:
  http://timotheegroleau.com/bugs/20111116_hugin_mask/

  note the incorrect render when both pics are activated simultaneously.

  Has anyone experienced this before? How can I troubleshoot and fix
  this?

  Thanks in advance!
  Tim
  ===================================

  reply from Bruno Postle
  ===================================
  Yes we have seen and fixed similar bugs with masks and fisheye
  photos before.  The workaround is to just edit the mask and move
  some nodes, the problem should go away.

  ..but before you do that please save the .pto file and attach it to a
  bug report on launchpad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/hugin/+filebug
  ===================================

  
  I have tried to edit the masks to be as close as possible to the subjects outline, I can't get the problem to go away :(

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