The Air 2 S has an issue that the stitched 360 panorama has the clarity turned all the way up. Typically I don't have to rely on using the RAW files to manually stitch, as the exported JPG is usually good enough for Google Maps.
The exported 360 needs to have the settings changed to avoid oversharpening/clarity effects, as it makes the image look like an overprocessed HDR shot.

Example: https://goo.gl/maps/Ri7yooXQ2DEABTaC9

Hmmmm, does give an overprocessed appearance.  

Yep, they come overprocessed, just stitch them afterwards with Hugin, it's a free stitcher almost as good as PTGui.

Hello there CloudVisual. Thank you for reaching out and for these information that you have posted. I hope that our fellow DJI co pilots can give out what 3rd party editing software the are using on this scenario. Thank you.

DJI Stephen Posted at 7-25 20:58
Hello there CloudVisual. Thank you for reaching out and for these information that you have posted. I hope that our fellow DJI co pilots can give out what 3rd party editing software the are using on this scenario. Thank you.

I feel like I talk to a brick wall sometimes on here...

I didn't say that I need help finding a 3rd party software, I said that the output file is oversharpened and the processing needs changing. None of your other drones do this. I am requesting that the firmware of the drone be fixed so that we don't have an overprocessed panoramic image which needs manually stitching.

Also, I'm not sure if you know, but using something like PTGUI takes a long time and when I'm working with 100+ pano shots, this isn't good for my workflow.

So for anyone else who is annoyed with this and DJI don't want to fix it in the software, the M2P will shoot a better on-the-fly-stitched pano (a 3 year old drone).