change anchor image from command line

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ChameleonScales

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Nov 25, 2019, 4:50:19 AM11/25/19
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Hi,
Is there a command to set the anchor image (position, exposure) to the n'th image in the list?
In my case I would like to set it to the 7th image, no matter its filename.

T. Modes

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Nov 25, 2019, 1:45:19 PM11/25/19
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In the context menu on the image in the Photo tabs there is "Anchor this image for position" and "Anchor this image for exposure".
Or do you refer to a command line tool? This is currently not possible - there was no demand for this until now. I will add it.





ChameleonScales

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Nov 25, 2019, 3:33:34 PM11/25/19
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Thank you. Yes I was talking about a terminal command line.
The reason I would like to have this is because I often perform batch processing of panoramic series and I would like my generated panoramas to be centered properly.

My panoramas are made of 15 photos and the 7th is in the middle. I would like the center of this 7th photo to be the center of the panorama, but when I run my commands, there's always an offset somewhere between 10 and 20 degrees and I think it's due to the first image in each series to be the anchor by default instead of the middle image.

ChameleonScales

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Jan 24, 2020, 6:52:33 AM1/24/20
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Sorry I meant 8th image, lol.
Anyway, is there maybe a way to do it using the batch processor?
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