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| TUTORIAL PART 4 - FIXING TILT (or)
Correcting 'Cattywampus' Another use for the 'Rotate' tool is for when your viewers are likely to get vertigo looking at your shots, like the example below... |
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| In today's competitive market, it will pay to take the time to correct small issues like this one. Even though this photo shows the room well (in this case the salon of a boat), don't discount the distraction that a 'virtual slope' conveys to the viewer. | |||||||
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| The tool used for this correction was again the 'Rotate Canvas' tool, found in my program under the 'Image' drop down menu. This time I selected 'Arbitrary' rotation, and was able to put in a numeric figure (I selected '2' to correct this slope) along with checking the 'clockwise' box. | |||||||
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| After that, I needed to use the 'Crop' tool to crop out the center portion of the photo. Then I resized it to my preferred 100 resolution and 5" (or 6") wide print size standard so that all of my photos are uniform in size.
NOTE: For those interested, I did additionally use the 'Levels' tool to bring up the light level in the mid-range, and used 'Color Balance' to adjust some of the red out of the high end as well... |
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