Comments on: Straightening up and matching angles in images http://photoshopninja.com/shortcuts-other/straightening-up-and-matching-angles-in-images/ Expert Photoshop tips and tricks for designers and photographers Thu, 06 Jan 2011 13:41:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jonny http://photoshopninja.com/shortcuts-other/straightening-up-and-matching-angles-in-images/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Jonny Tue, 15 May 2007 22:21:28 +0000 http://www.photoshopninja.com/2007/05/straightening-up-and-matching-angles-in-images/#comment-88 Good tip, as I always say - there is always more than one way to execute a task in Photoshop! I'm a bit impatient a-lot of the time and just hit the shortcut for ruler/measure, draw my line and rotate rather than have to go to the filter and wait for the preview to come up... each to their own though! Good tip, as I always say – there is always more than one way to execute a task in Photoshop!

I’m a bit impatient a-lot of the time and just hit the shortcut for ruler/measure, draw my line and rotate rather than have to go to the filter and wait for the preview to come up… each to their own though!

]]> By: publicenergy http://photoshopninja.com/shortcuts-other/straightening-up-and-matching-angles-in-images/comment-page-1/#comment-89 publicenergy Tue, 15 May 2007 18:29:34 +0000 http://www.photoshopninja.com/2007/05/straightening-up-and-matching-angles-in-images/#comment-89 The other way is to use Filter / Distort / Lens Correction and then use the hold and drag the mouse on the Angle there. This has the benefit of being able to see the entire image rotate in real time on top of a resizable grid - once you're happy with the angle, you can even scale the image to get rid of the crooked edges, all inside the same dialogue. The other way is to use Filter / Distort / Lens Correction and then use the hold and drag the mouse on the Angle there. This has the benefit of being able to see the entire image rotate in real time on top of a resizable grid – once you’re happy with the angle, you can even scale the image to get rid of the crooked edges, all inside the same dialogue.

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