Downloaded and installed !

Testsss  for this after noon.

Thanks,
Dominique

After a bunch of shoots (1 full day), shooting, transfering, stitching, rejecting and .. back to square zero, my conclusions are ... unfortunately not as good as expected

All my shoots were done inside 3 different rooms (7m x 5m, 3m x 3m and 2m x 1,5m).

All have been done with Nikon D200 / Nikor fisheye10.5 / tripod / rotator Ninja and RAW output only (large format).

Treated with DXO (vignetting, chromatic aberrations with output in jpeg and tiff) and Panoweaver Pro 7.0 latest release (automatic mode / simple stitching algorithm).

Results : None of the stitched were perfect, some were simply "artistic" very nice, but simply meaningless.

I used all my input pictures in another tool (thus identical input files), where the results were always beter and nearly perfect !

Second point : blending issues in dark areas.  Noise is added by PW7

Third point : CPU time used ... my portable PC is a DELL Quadcore (2.53 GHz) 8GB of RAM and 2 x 500GB 7200 rpm disk with 1GB graphical card inside.  Not the slowest machine.

Stitching with PW7 far slower compared to the other tool.

I also tried the tripod remover, but prefer the nadir logo option, far more reliable.

Sorry to have to say that, but there is still a lot of work on the table.

Best regards,
Dominique.

Hello Chopper,

This is Joe in charge of Easypano. I've talked about your problem with our programers and they admit that this is the bug of Mac version of Panoweaver(It is not the case of windows version.). However, It can't be resolved in a day or two(This is the special case for QTVR tour). I've urged them to do their best in this regard.

As you may know, Panoweaver 7.2 for both Mac and Win will be ready around this week. They support HTML5 tour and I'm sure that it will be better than QTVR on your Mac. All PW 7 owners will get free upgrade by then. Hope you will like it.

If you have any comments and suggestions and complaints, please feel free to send me email at joe@easypano.com. I'm sorry for all the inconveniences caused.

Best Regards

Joe Rao