Will need a lot more information to help.

What camera and lens?

A URL to the set of images to download and analyse. Looks to me you are using a digital SLR with Sigma 8mm in landscape mode? Have you set the correct nodal point?

Regards, Smooth 

I think the reason is that Canon 20D + Sigma 8mm Fisheye doesn't take the full circular photos(Canon 20D + FC E9 fisheye will). While the current version of Panoweaver will only work with FULL CIRCULAR images. However, I heard that the upcoming Panoweaver 4.0 will fully support the non-full circular images. So my idea is that you may either purchase a FC E9 fisheye (the image quality may be lower than those with sigma 8mm), or upgrade to Panoweaver 4.0.

Hope it helps

If you change your canvas size to the same high as with (adding black border), you can use the image without problem.

Per 

Per is correct.

Panoweaver is designed for equirectangular projection you "could" expand your canvas of your panorama to equirectangular dimensions (half as tall as wide) and then limit the tilt angle and that way you could use PTViewer to display your panorama's.

3.01 is the current version. You will not get a different stitching results between the trial version and the registered version. If you did get different results somehow it has to be the settings you entered of the camera position changed between the first attempt and the current one.

Regards, Smooth

Quote: Originally posted by smooth on February-04-2005

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Per is correct.

Panoweaver is designed for equirectangular projection you "could" expand your canvas of your panorama to equirectangular dimensions (half as tall as wide) and then limit the tilt angle and that way you could use PTViewer to display your panorama's.

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