Panorama Software - Panoweaver 5.00 Awards and Reviews

Panoweaver is possibly one of the simplest and easiest panoramic image stitching programs you can use.

James Rigg, Panoguide

Profi-Panoramen
"For spherical panoramas Panoweaver has a clear speed advantage ... so that you can easily make several dozens panoramas in one day and compose them on the computer nearly without any previous knowledge."
Christoph Stoltz???Frank Fuerstenwerth, Magazine for computer technique, 19th 2002

Panoweaver stitches together two 180-degree fisheye lens images to form spherical and cubic projection images.
Simon Eccles, Digit magazine, October 2002

Panoweaver is the only way to go for those wishing to aurthor cubic VR with just two shots. It's not perfect, but ground-breaking software rarely is.
Graham Springett, Macworld

Creating immersive 360-degree stitched images is a doddle with Panoweaver. There's no need to fiddle with perfect alignment - simply import your images and the software will intelligently piece things together, before enabling you to export the result.

PC PLUS, issue 220, Sep 2004.

Use this powerful software to create interactive 360 or 180 degree panoramic images from your fish-eye lens photos

Digital Camera Magazine, issue 25, Oct. 2004.

Anyone out there who has tried to create virtual tours for a website will know that there are a lot of products available to get the job done. These can range in both quality and price quite dramatically, and may be a difficult learning curve for some users. Starting Panoweaver 5.0 I realised these needn't be problems when creating a Virtual Tour project, as what I had in front of me was an easy and efficient device, perfect for the job. For those unfamiliar with the program, Panoweaver is a professional tool that allows users the ability to seamlessly merge several digital images together in order to create a 360° panoramic screen shot. Just perfect for real estate agents, virtual tour companies, web developers, or amateur digital photographers wishing to dabble.

Liam Webb, Cyber Aspect, Jan, 2008