Quote: Originally posted by zxcvbnm on November-20-2006

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Do you mean the panoramas come out upside down? If so either rotate the images before hand or when you import them into the software or just stitch it upside down and turn the image 180 degrees afterwards in your favourite image editor.

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I've done that already, rotating the images by 180 vertically, but the outcome is the same

I can also create a panoramic picture and rotate it after then create the virtual tour, but it would be more practical to do it right away

Yes, I noticed that too. Images taken in portrait, long side up.  Images loaded vertical correctly.  Previewing was correct side up.  But when looking at the stitched image in Photoshop... it were inverted.  Sometimes PS caught it and inverted them correctly.  I think there is a flag inside the stitched image header indicating to PS to invert it before display.

Don't recall how I fixed it.  I don't think the fix was inside PW4.. I think it had to do with the original image orientation being stitched. 

I have been taking 3 fisheye using Sigma 8 and Canon 5d. No issue with this combination.  Might have only been with my 20d 4 drum type images.

Let me think on it.

Turn off the image rotate within the camera. It adds a tag to the images file and is most likely causing the problem.

Uploading and giving us access to the master files would help us ascertain what is going on.

Regards, Smooth