I'm trying to get a grip on this ,
When stitching let say 5 images from 35 mm Hasselblad :
every single image has all lines straight .
When I stitch ( on panorama head , with proper nodal point etc )
when stitching 2 images - I get a FOV of around 70x90 degrees and it still looks straight .
/ rectilinear / when stitching more image like three ( 70x120 degrees )
the view is cylindrical and horizontal lines ( except in the middle are curved )
when I force the view to rectilinear - what I get is severely stretched image at the edges .
I understand this is not due to my software .
Is it possible to get 120 or more degrees without " stretching " or " curving "
and get image that looks like my perception ( correct perspective )
See attached screenshot .
I understand that one shot images with rectilinear lenses and stitched shift lenses will make straight images , but is it possible to get more then 120 degress ?