Here is my first 360 degree photo taken using beta viewer.hangar.com software (the new Autopilot folks.)

They put the 27 photos together using their server, a process that seemed to take about an hour to upload and compile, and the file must be run from their site. Takes about 10 to 15 seconds to load the resulted image which looks best to you using a phone or tablet, but on a computer the mouse will do to move the image. Photo was taken Saturday, January 14, 2015 at approximately 4:50 PM in Fort Collins Colorado. Drone was a Mavic pro.
https://viewer.hangar.com/Bv0K2Vrb

looks pretty cool i did two test flights with it yesterday first attempt the photo came back with no image hardly. second attempt failed to process. might try again today after work.

Nice image and thanks for sharing. Stitching together photos to create panoramas, etc.. is pretty processor hungry so it's not surprising that it takes a while for their servers.

really cool

Amazing any direction I point my phone  you see the image in that direction, Wow.

Nice... I love that town. I always stop there on the way to Estes Park.

i have noticed that the camera changes to vivid, which is not on the DJI go 4 app. so it sounds like DJI could add more settings to the camera.
be nice to see some more updates.

Cool pano, but you have some image issues.  Generally the whole image is soft, but in there, its very obvious that some parts of the image are just blurry, and this repeats, since many images are stitched together.  I bet that you have an issue with your lens/sensor in that the entire frame is not in focus.  There have been many reports of people having a blurry left/right side, myself included.  If you post a full resolution image from your drone it would be helpful to figure this out.

Nice photo/scenery.
I think as the above post stated, the camera may not have been focused.
I don't think it's a edge soft lens issue, but check your photos.