Covering the nadir in Photoshop

- I noticed that all these panoramic images … have this transparent, black background here. … This is called the Nadir. … There's a couple ways we can cover this up. … One way is by clone stamping everything around it … and making the floor seamless with the Clone Stamp tool … but sometimes, most textures don't allow that … depending on the texture. … Now the first thing I'm going to do, … I'm going to make sure that all these layers are selected … and I'm going to go ahead and click Convert To Smart Object. … Then the next thing I'm going to do is go to 3D, … Spherical Panorama, and then click … New Panorama Layer from Selected Layers. … Now, this is going to do is this is going to covert it … into a viewable, 360 panorama … that you would normally see … and you can see … that there's this black spot where the tripod is, … so what I'm going to do is actually come in here … and make sure that I have this spherical map. … I'm going to double click that … and then it's going to go back to my rectangular image. …