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A couple of other thoughts.
Microsoft makes a nice free panorama stitcher. That might solve.
Otherwise, photomerge gets confused sometimes with exposure variations. If the images have different exposures or in some cases the lighting changes, the pano may not work. You can edit the exposure to get them close, sometimes that works.
Also, if you shoot near and far objects and are not careful, photomerge either fails or generates bad patches. When you move a camera the near objects and far objects can move different amounts visually. Move your head and see the close object "move." The fix is something called nodal point. that is a point between the sensor and front of the lens that is specific for focal lenght on zooms. long story short- hand held panos make this problem worse than tripod.
One pano that I printed large had extensive leaves very near, but the horizon was also important. I hand held it, and paid with hours of work.
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