Since we can’t go beyond ±90° latitude, the only thing I can think of is to crop the view (using panoramic equirectangular camera). Shift and clipping doesn’t seem to have any effect, so make sure camera has no tilt or bank. This is technically still spherical projection, but I don’t think the distortions will be that obvious if the strip is small. Other than that, maybe render out different angles and stitch them together? Sorry, can’t think of much else.

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I experimented with Panoramic Settings in Blender, but the image is still distorted because the render is spherical. Maybe someone knows a solution.

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