My Second 'OK' Panorama

Here is my second 'OK' panorama:

http://laosteria.ca/panos/restaurant/backyard/tour.swf

It is my backyard. Sorry I do not have a more interesting subject. The mess in the yard is because we are doing some renovations and our lawn mower broke (that is why there is a strip cut out in the grass). Anyways, here are the specs:

Camera: Canon EOS Rebel XSi
Lens: Canon EF 18mm-55mm lens
Focal length: 18mm
Aperture: 11 (f-stop)
ISO: 200
Speed: 1/200 sec.
Metering mode: pattern

Tell me what you think. Comments, criticism, suggestions and tips are welcome. I am still learning.

PS. the tripod in the nadir was covered up using Adobe Photoshop CS5's Content-Aware Fill not a nadir shot.

Not taking into account the nadir the overall panorama is not bad.
Granted the subject matter was very forgiving - much more than say an interior shot with tiled floors and decorated ceilings. So it's hard to pick out the little things. Guess maybe watch your leveling a bit more and on my PC the loader bar kept loading on and off as I rotated around.
Keep up the great work.

Bill

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Originally Posted by Bill Bailey

Not taking into account the nadir the overall panorama is not bad.
Granted the subject matter was very forgiving - much more than say an interior shot with tiled floors and decorated ceilings. So it's hard to pick out the little things. Guess maybe watch your leveling a bit more and on my PC the loader bar kept loading on and off as I rotated around.
Keep up the great work.

Bill

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You are absolutely right, the subject matter was forgiving so it worked much better than if it had been a situation like you mentioned. As for the leveling, I had not noticed (not because it is minor but because I miss things sometimes). And for the loading bar issue, I have no idea. I used Autopano Tour to create the tour, so I think it is a KR Pano issue. Thanks for the comments.