Sugestions for initial tests

I get high chromatic aberration too
FYI the lens is F2.67, so I started playing with a light meter

For interiors - try ISO 200, HDR On
For exteriors - try ISO 100, HDR On (assuming bright conditions)

To reduce CA you can use something like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop.

Please see my tips for further advice on how to get the maximum possible quality image from your iris360 here: https://nctech.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/215170017

Thanks Andrew. As we photographers know, not always is the camera the reason you have bad pictures, is the way you handle those settings.
Is it possible that in the showcase section you can upload your test/ pianos and the comments section to input the settings used?
All the promotional panos used were the ones they convinced me to buy iris360, so would love to see what settings were used.

Andrew based on your sugestions, pano improved a lot !!!

What was the difference using MANUAL expo instead of auto? What I want to ask is: after choosing MANUAL, no other setting was requested, like the EVO value I wanted, etc, so what is the difference if I choose MANUAL or not? What other setting I needed to change or what was available that I didn´t put attention?

Let me tell you that I played with ISO and speed in order to obtain the correct jpg with a decent exposure, but I couldn´t know what vaule of evo was used

The difference in selecting MANUAL is that you can then select your own shutter speed.

In both Auto and Manual modes you still have to select an ISO value.