I have a photo I would like to use in the new challenge. Where the "floor" meets the background is a little uneven. Is there a way to photoshop (elements) this out and have it be legit? I don't know enough about photoshop or layers to figure this out myself. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Without looking at the image I would guess you have 2 options. You could crop it out, or you could rotate it even, with rotate - arbitrary to move it in small increments. Spot editing is a big no-no in basic.
I guess you could call it a crumbled line. I don't have a very fancy set up. So I didn't notice my back posterboard ; - ) was leaning foward. My object is great, but there is a background line that kind of heads south, making the photo look like something isn't quite right. Any suggestions?
In advanced that would probably be legal, but not in basic, since it would be spot editing. As otheres have suggested, some adjustments might make it less obvious to the viewer.
