Which looks very similar to the results I got when using the --strip $f_strip.jpg parameter .

The better the lens, the better the result. But to try this out you could get one of the cheapest point&shoot cameras and mount a "peephole fisheye" on it, as described here: http://aggregate.org/DIT/PEEPFISH/ I don't think you can do it any cheaper than that ;) Or you could just use t...

I don't know how to do that, but I got a reply to my strip problem on the PanotoolsNG mailing list. The trick was to edit the droplet bacth string to something like: "C:\Program Files\Pano2QTVR\Pano2QTVR.exe" -c "C:\Program Files\Pano2QTVR\templates\strip-maker.pqt" -l -o $f_stri...

I'm trying to makea droplet for making strips. So far has been very unsuccessful :( I can't find any info on how to use the -l command line parameter, and neither could I find anything on the usage of -t --thumb or the other filenaming switches. Pano2Qtvr apparently tries to load the non-existing $f...