Hi Dave,

Thanks for the reply. No, it wans't a fish eye, it was the Canon Canon 17-40mm, and the distortions are not in any of the original images.

The preview window ("Vieweing parameters") is absolutely fine as well, the distortions only show in the final interactive panorama.

Harald

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It's actually a very good point - a Shift-Click releases a point and zooms at the same time.

The good news is that, as far as I can work out, you only have to do that once, and from then on you release a point when you release the mouse button, very nice indeed!

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