Bulk processing from .pts

[Jakub Bauke (Bauke Group)]

Hi, is it possible to have predefined .pts files for multiple panoramas and make individual adjustments without saving the finished .tiff files for each one separately (which takes a lot of time), and instead save only the settings parameters in .pts files for each project and then batch process them in the background? I'm not talking about processing in Batch Builder, where you can do that, but only according to a single template.

[Jakub Bauke (Bauke Group)]

Is this what Batch Stitcher is for? Somehow I didn't need a tool like this before...

[Erik Krause]

Am 27.05.26 um 16:06 schrieb Jakub Bauke (Bauke Group):

> is it possible to have predefined .pts files for multiple panoramas and
> make individual adjustments without saving the finished .tiff files for
> each one separately (which takes a lot of time), and instead save only the
> settings parameters in .pts files for each project and then batch process
> them in the background?

You can save the project file (.pts) using the various points from the
File menu, or you save and send the project to the Batch Stitcher from
the Create Panorama tab, in which case it will be stitched in the
Background, while you can use the GUI for the next project.

I'm not talking about processing in Batch Builder,
> where you can do that, but only according to a single template.

I don't fully understand that. The Batch Builder allows using a single
template on multiple sets of images, sending the created project files
to the Batch Stitcher, creating multiple panoramas. You also can apply a
template to a loaded set of files if you do File -> Apply Template.

Please see the Project Settings tab (Advanced Interface) for fine tuning
what a template or the Batch Stitcher actually does.

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Erik Krause
Herchersgarten 1
79249 Merzhausen

[John Houghton]

On Wednesday, May 27, 2026 at 5:08:25 PM UTC+1 Erik Krause wrote:

You can save the project file (.pts) using the various points from the
File menu, or you save and send the project to the Batch Stitcher from
the Create Panorama tab, in which case it will be stitched in the
Background, while you can use the GUI for the next project.

You can also add a set of edited project files into the Batch stitcher using its File menu option.

John