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Creating a panorama can often lead to uncovered areas. For example a panorama created from these pictures (Seattle Waterfront Park Project):

The stitched panorama has uncovered areas. It is not a perfect rectangular area:

Using the fill hole option in the PTGui editor blends in those areas:

This is the cropped panorama without the fill hole option:

And with the option to fill holes, more of the original areas of the image are preserved:

Taken at the 2024 Summer Solstice, the sun at its highest elevation over Lake Washington.

This panorama is the 2024 Summer Solstice contribution for the 'June Wrinkle' event of WorldWidePanorama.

Interactive Panorama Carillon Point Dock 1

1/1000s f/5,6 ISO 100/21° 7,5mm

Interactive Panorama Carillon Point Dock 3

Have you found the duck?

1/1000s f/5,6 ISO 100/21° 7,5mm

From Lakeview Drive

1/1000s f/4,5 ISO 100/21° 16-50mm f/3,5-6,3 VR f=16mm/24mm

1/400s f/10 ISO 125 16-50mm f/3,5-6,3 VR f=16mm/24mm

1/125s f/4,5 ISO 2800 50-250mm f/4,5-6,3 VR f=50mm/75mm

1/125s f/4,5 ISO 3200/36° 50-250mm f/4,5-6,3 VR f=54mm/81mm

1/125s f/5 ISO 1000 50-250mm f/4,5-6,3 VR f=96mm/144mm

1/100s f/4,8 ISO 3200/36° 50-250mm f/4,5-6,3 VR f=78mm/117mm

1/60s f/5 ISO 4000 50-250mm f/4,5-6,3 VR f=93mm/139mm

Mini 🐰

Nikon Z30 + DX 50–250 mm 1:4,5–6,3 VR

Mini 🎞🍿

Painting made by @jamila.draws on Instagram