Panoweaver Standard Edition can successfully stitch to fisheye images very well.

This is if you have correctly set up your equipment and have a basic understanding of photography.

Easypano aren't in the position of "ripping people off" so you shouldn't feel ripped off! If you tell us the exact equipment you are using "we" the forum members will happily guide you to a better result if you are willing to learn.

• You say you have a Nikon Coolpix 4500 can you tell us the settings you are using?
• What tripod and panohead you are using?
• Do you have the nodal point in the correct position?
• Are you using the AE lock between both shots?

Can you also show us the results you have achieved so far? Just upload them and tell us the URL so we can look. This will help us help you.

Regards, Smooth

Hi,

I agree with smooth.  Whether it is Panoweaver Standard/Pro version or any other image stitching program, the setup has to be close to perfect for the images to line up.  I liken it to computers ... garbage in, garbage out. So, if the images weren't taken with a properly configured equipment, then one will have a tough time lining them up if at all regardless of the program.

Hope that makes sense.

thanks,
eagle

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Spinem,

Panoweaver Standard Edition is NOT free.

What is the site you claim to have got it from?

Regards, Smooth

Quote: Originally posted by smooth on February-07-2005

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Spinem,

Panoweaver Standard Edition is NOT free.

What is the site you claim to have got it from?

Regards, Smooth

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easypano.
check the link.
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Quote: Originally posted by spinem on February-08-2005

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Quote: Originally posted by smooth on February-07-2005

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Spinem,

Panoweaver Standard Edition is NOT free.

What is the site you claim to have got it from?

Regards, Smooth

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easypano.
check the link.
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Interesting! How did you come across this?

Regards, Smooth