The middle image was produced from five photos with LayersXXL's Panorama task feature and activated Content-Aware Fill option. As a comparison the top image was produced without content-aware fill. Finally, for the bottom image two exposure variation layers were created with the Levels filter and LayersXXL's HDR-Combine feature was applied. (Photos: Gerd Dollhopf)

 

 

 

The top images were taken hand held and their perspective does not really fit for combining them as a panorama. The bottom result was produced by cropping the left quarter of the second photo, applying LayersXXL's Auto-Align and Auto-Blend features and again croping the result. (Photos: Harald Heim)

 

 

The top image was produced by using LayersXXL's Panorama task feature on seven photos. For lifting the shadows, the layers of the top image were flattened and LayersXXL's HDR-Combine feature was applied. The result can be seen in the bottom image. (Photos: Gerd Dollhopf)

 

 

The top image was produced by using LayersXXL's Panorama task feature on eight photos and undoing the Remove Transparency step, which cropped away too much. The middle image was created with manual cropping. The missing parts were added by using the Content-Aware Fill option of LayersXXL's Remove Transparency command, which resulted in the bottom image. (Photos: Gerd Dollhopf)