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The effect also exists in 2011.0.0, but I now know why. When you set mosaic drag mode in FPW, it also sets mosaic mode in the Overview, but is not reset back to panosphere in Overview when normal drag mode is selected in FPW.
Resetting to panosphere in Overview corrects the field of view in the FPW.
If the user has had the Overview set to 'hide', the need to reset to panosphere in Overview is not obvious, and probably would be a mystery to a new user.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/791815

Title:
  default branch-selecting mosiac drag mode clips view in FPW

Status in Hugin - Panorama Tools GUI:
  New

Bug description:
  Default branch, hgb17bf4060548.
  If I load images into hugin, optimise and choose mosaic drag mode in Fast preview Window, the FPW image is displayed with the ends clipped. The ends have a 'ragged' appearance. 
  If I then choose normal drag mode, the ends of the full image can be seen by dragging left or right, but the full horizontal field of view seems impossible to recover. 
  If the project is stitched the result includes the end bits that are not shown FPW.
  If mosaic drag mode is not selected the problem does not arise.
  I have been able to reproduce the effect with two different projects.