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[tmodes <1097958@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The result for me: When running cpfind + celeste_standalone there remain 2 cp in the sky. Cpfind+celeste has found no cp in the sky.
The difference between the 2 calling ways is the only the radius (if I have not oversight something). Celeste_standalone is using the coarse radius (20 pixel) at default. In contrast cpfind is using the fine radius (10 pixel). So you could check if the cp in the sky are near (sky) borders.
Also you could check if "celeste_standalone -r 1" is removing all cp in the sky.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1097958

Title:
  CPFind random in CP detection and not finding cloud points

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  A number of tests with CPFind, using Assistant for alignment, finds different control points each run.
  Same tests using APS-C finds same control points each time.
  See test results in attached pdf which also details the test conditions.

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