I have a photo I'm trying to edit in PS7 and I can't figure out how to stsighten the buildings from tilting in towards the center. Any suggestions or how to do this???
Looks straight. Good work. Next time, try doing a panorama for this kind of an image.
I think it should be legal in Basic Editing. Not sure though...
panaramic doesn't work on this site as the images are a little too small. But thanks for the suggestion. I also think I'd lose a lot more detail then I have already lost in the resize.
Looks very good; there is poissibly a very slight top-inward tilt to the left-most and right-most buildings, but it may just be perception as well, I didn't measure.
With regard to the rules, perspective correction is legal in Advanced, but not in Basic.
Looks very good; there is poissibly a very slight top-inward tilt to the left-most and right-most buildings, but it may just be perception as well, I didn't measure.
With regard to the rules, perspective correction is legal in Advanced, but not in Basic.
Thanks. I didn't get notified in time about the free study or it would have been entered but needed to know for future building shots.
For basic, as far as I know and correct me if I am wrong, in at least elements and cs2 you could try to rotate a smidge when you crop. You do this after you have your crop area selected by draging at the corners when the pointer turns into the semi circle with the arrows on both ends, correct for the tilt that you have . Sorry that is the best that I can explain it.
With regard to the rules, perspective correction is legal in Advanced, but not in Basic.
I've always felt that this sort of correction, where the clear intent is to straighten buildings that are distorted by perspective, ought to be allowed in basic, so long as the effect is to correct a slant and not create a whole new, dramatic effect (e.g., creating a new element). I know it moves pixels, but applied to straighten buildings, should be allowed in basic, IMO.
Perspective correction and free transform are NOT legal in basic editing - you are moving pixels, which is a no-no.
panoramic images are not allowed at all - mutliple images are not allowed under any editing rules unless it can be done in-the-camera (like some cameras can do multiple exposure)
