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Stitch together 2, 3, or 4 fisheye shots to produce spherical photographs. Features multiresolution blending, advanced workflow, and zero-click output. And, PictoStitch™ has the Instant Gratification feature (see the Help menu option) -- jump start me (free)!
 Download PictoStitch Pro™ 1.03 for Windows .Net Framework 1.1
PictoStitch Pro™ features a what-you-see-is-what-you-get real-time interface. You get one window with everything you need, and you watch the final result as you tweak. During its development, PictoStitch Pro™ produced over 64,000 pictos in a demanding commercial setting, and is continually being honed for better workflow.
The list of benefits goes on and on, but better to just download the product and try it out for free!
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You can batch-open sets of input images, whether sets of 2, 3, or 4 fisheyes -- full frame or circular (shown here is a 2-shot set of fisheyes taken in the early 1990's). Once they are loaded, you can quickly move between pictos under construction simply by clicking the tabs. You can also batch-save all your output pictos. 
When you first open a set of fisheyes, or at any time during the session, you can rename the output file corresponding to that set by just typing into the text box -- the name change is immediately reflected on the current tab (see yellow) -- this saves time and confusion when banging out, for example, a four picto virtual tour for the real estate service market.
You can operate on input fisheye imagery individually or in tandem, whether 2, 3, or 4 shots are being used. You just click the link checkbox to switch modes.
Sometimes you want to concentrate more on the output imagery, sometimes more on the input fisheyes -- just slide this splitter control up or down to adjust your workspace accordingly. 
Get down in the details if you want to -- you have exposure in the user interface to just about everything that goes on under the covers. But, once you have things set up for a given camera rig, just save the settings for that rig, and you can generally avoid all these controls.
The Multiresolution blending gives you great blends and great skies. The polar blend can help blend over troublesome patterns at the zenith when doing 3 and 4 shot pictos.