Stitching multiple images together to create panoramas [1] is great, but in a lot of cases your final image will have empty space and some parts missing. That’s simply the result of stitching images together.
You can always crop your image to get rid of that empty space, but there is a tool in Adobe Lightroom called Boundary Warp that is much better suited for the job. Let’s have a look at it, shall we?
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