Capturing 360 Images using Google Street App in sunny day leaves black portion towards Sun

[LuzanB]

I have been trying to capture 360 photos. Recently I encountered this error on a 360 image I captured during a sunny day. I was in this Beautiful Place at Rupakot Resort in Nepal.

Here are those two I captured 

Photo 1

 https://goo.gl/maps/UrPvt2EE1hD2

Photo 2

 https://goo.gl/maps/UrPvt2EE1hD2

What might be the reason behind? I'd love to learn suggestions to not have this problem again in future.

P.S. Sadly, I am also planning to remove those photos once I get some answers from here. (or should i not remove it)

[ErmesT]

Hi @LuzanB

I am moving your post to the correct board (photography), where you can have the help of our members. 

Hope you can get a quick reply and fix it 

Ermes 

[LucioV]

Hi @LuzanB how did you captured these images? Did you stitched manually?

This has nothing to do with exposure, this is a stitching error.

[LuzanB]

I captured the image using Google Street View, and stitching was done by the app itself.

[LuzanB]

Thank you. @ErmesT

[LucioV]

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@LuzanB wrote:

I captured the image using Google Street View, and stitching was done by the app itself.

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Ok, this occur when you are low in memory; the app requires lot of free space for stitching activity.

Sorry, but there is not way to recover the single images and re-stitch again.

[LuzanB]

@LucioV I am not sure that might be the problem in my case. I have a 3GB  ZTE Axon 7 (with internal memory 10GB+ Free), and never had such problem while using the app on this device.  This was definitely not my first 360 Capture.