The Panorama Factory can export your panorama to a variety of output formats.  Each export filter has particular capabilities and limitations, some determined by the file format itself (for example, QTVR does not support spherical projection) and others by the export filter.

To export the current image, use the Aktuális kép mentése... / Save current image as... command (Fájl / File menu).  You choose the export format from the Save as type dropdown list of the Kép mentése másként / Save Image As dialog box.

Format For more information on a particular format, See its section in this chapter of the user’s guide	Create web page	Control viewer size	Hotspots	Spher­ical projection	Cylin­drical projection	Conven­tional images	24-bit images	48-bit images	Save uncor­rected colors
JPEG (*.jpg, *.jpeg) See “JPEG beállítások / JPEG settings dialog box”			.html [1]
TIFF (*.tif, *.tiff) See “TIFF beállítások / TIFF settings dialog box”
Windows BMP (*.bmp, *.dib)
PNG (*.png) See “PNG beállítások / PNG settings dialog box”			.html [1]
Layered Photoship image (*.psd) See “PSD image file format”
QTVR (*.mov) [5] See “QTVR image file format”			.mov
IVR (*.ivr, *.html, *.htm) See “IVR image file format”			.ivr [2]
PTViewer (*.html, *.htm) See “PTViewer image file format”			.html [1,3,4]

Read web page
The import filter is capable of reading a web page that contains your picture.  All images of the specified type will be imported from the web page.  Certain formats (e.g. TIFF and BMP) cannot be included in a web page.

Create web page
The export filter is capable of creating a web page that contains your picture.

            Certain formats (e.g. TIFF and BMP) cannot be included in a web page.  For other formats some features require creating a web page.  For example, hotspots are saved for JPEG and PNG images only if you create a web page.

            Web page creation is forced for some formats.  For example, viewers implemented as Java applets (IVR Java viewer, PTViewer) can be run only within a web page.

Control viewer size
The dimensions of the panoramic view may be controlled independently of the size of the panoramic image.

Hotspots
The export format supports hotspots.  The text in this column indicates which file the hotspots are stored in.

Spherical projection
The export format supports spherical projection.  See Vetítés / Projection on the Kamera tulajdonságok / Camera properties dialog box for an explanation of the difference between spherical and cylindrical projection.

Cylindrical projection
The export format supports cylindrical projection.  See Vetítés / Projection on the Kamera tulajdonságok / Camera properties dialog box for an explanation of the difference between spherical and cylindrical projection.

Conventional images
Conventional images may be exported in this format.  This feature may be used to add hotspots to a JPEG image, for example.

            If this column does not contain a checkmark, then only panoramic images may be exported.

24-bit images
All export filters support saving with 24 bits per pixel (8 bits per sample).

48-bit images
Some export filters support saving with 48 bits per pixel (8 bits per sample).  48-bit output is available only if your panorama was created from 48-bit images or if you have selected Használjon 45 bites pixeleket / Use 45-bit pixels on the Projekt tulajdonságok / Project properties dialog box (Fájl / File menu).

            This option is selected with the beállítások... / settings... button on the Kép mentése másként / Save Image As dialog box.

Save uncorrected color
Export filters that support saving with 48 bits per pixel also support saving with corrected or uncorrected color.  24-bit images are always saved with corrected color.

            This option is selected with the beállítások... / settings... button on the Kép mentése másként / Save Image As dialog box.

Notes:

1.   Hotspots are saved only if you create a web page.

2.   This format supports Rectangular hotspots only.  Other shapes are saved as the smallest rectangle that encloses the hotspot shape.

3.   This format supports Spot and Rectangular hotspots only.  Other shapes are saved as the smallest rectangle that encloses the hotspot shape.

4.   The Panorama Factory's PTViewer export filter supports hotspots specified with the 'hotspot' parameter in the APPLET tag.  It does not support hotspot masks because these use GIF images.  GIF is not supported by The Panorama Factory.

5.   The Panorama Factory's QTVR export filter supports cylindrical format only.  It cannot export in the cubic QTVR format.