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No, that is not right. If you need a confirm, you can look at the very beginning of the tutorial, where the printUsage() function is. Right after, you can see the default setting is xxxxx.

The refinement mask contains five parameters (in this order):

<fx>
<skew>
<ppx>
<aspect>
<ppy>

if set to x the parameter is corrected by the adjuster (if the adjuster can do so, otherwise the parameter is skipped).

No, that is not right. If you need a confirm, you can look at the very beginning of the tutorial, where the printUsage() function is. Right after, you can see the default setting is xxxxx.

The refinement mask contains five parameters (in this order):

<fx>
<skew>
<ppx>
<aspect>
<ppy>

if set to x the parameter is corrected by the adjuster (if the adjuster can do so, otherwise the parameter is skipped).

No, that is not right. If you need a confirm, you can look at the very beginning of the tutorial, where the printUsage() function is. Right after, you can see the default setting is xxxxx.

The refinement mask contains five parameters (in this order):

<fx>
<skew>
<ppx>
<aspect>
<ppy>

if set to x the parameter is corrected by the adjuster (if the adjuster can do so, otherwise the parameter is skipped).

As you are stating, thanks for having the patience to discuss this, even if the <skew> parameter is set in the stitching_detailed tutorial, only BundleAdjusterReproj, out of all the types of BundleAdjusters actually cares for the values of the mask, and it does not take into account the <skew> possibility.

Thus yes, the parameter is set, but actually not used by any class.