I've just launched my new site using krpano: http://www.suriname360.com :)
Much of it built on great tech made by Klaus. Love it!

Thank you for the feedback, I'd love to know which ones you find oversaturated if it's not too much trouble :)

I toned back some of them already. You should clear your cache and reload. And I did use vibrance and not saturation. I haven't seen issues with loss of detail but did get a handful of comments about colors being too saturated. Like maybe 3-5 people in 1000. The rest love the colors. But I do think I need to scale back and balance it a bit more which I've done already to some.

Also note that flash isn't color managed and depending on your monitor (even if calibrated) the colors may seem more saturated especially on wide gamut displays. In this case, make a screenshot and then paste it in Photoshop and you will see the calibrated colors.

As a matter of fact, screenshots can look different. Windows isn't color managed (UI, IE, Explorer, Flash etc.) so colors may look more saturated on some monitors even if they are calibrated. This is especially an issue with large gamut monitors that have native AdobeRGB support. However, if you run it in sRGB emulation then screenshots will look the same in photoshop.
I have 2 monitors, both using different calibration hardware and software, and in photoshop I see the same on both monitors. So the issue with the images is not a calibration issue. I think I just went a bit overboard with the saturation for some people's tastes. So like I said, I've dailed it back for some of the panos already. Most people explicitely said they loved the colors so it may be a taste issue mostly.
Another issue is that since I am pushing the envolope with saturation, on non calibrated monitors this can look even more saturated than in really is. Today I was at a meeting and the uncalibrated monitor there was obviously too saturated (even the windows UI looked very saturated) and the panos looked that much more saturated on it.
In any case I very much appreciate your feedback. :)

Thanks, appreciate the feedback, and I agree about the green, I have toned it down a bit in some panos so if you clear your browser cache and redownload you'll see a difference. :) And yes, I wasn't going for *completely* realistic because let's face it, that just looks bland. No travel photography these days is 100% realistic, all of them have enhanced colors and some extensive photoshopping even. For me, I just like to enhance the colors according to how I saw the scene in my mind when I was there. I don't change the scene and add clouds and things like that.

Saturation looks great indeed. Do you shoot JPEG? I shoot RAW so my images look bland at first, but this is onpurpose because I also do HDR processing and the final HDR image looks flat. Then I have to go in and bring out detail and colors the way I want. And then it becomes a matter of personal view and taste though I do try to stay close to realistic.
Also, not easy keeping your shadow out of the panos right? :P Sometimes this can be frustrating. I managed pretty good so far in that area though in one of my panos I kept it in on purpose to function like a cameo :P