Friday, July 27, 2012

Straighten images in Photoshop CS6

Straighten images in Photoshop CS6:
It is pretty easy to straighten images in Photoshop CS6. The new and improved Crop tool lets you do that as well.

  1. Select the Crop tool.

  2. Click Straighten from the control bar on top.

  3. Draw a line along an edge that should have been straight. For  example, draw a line along the horizon, or perhaps the edge of a building. Photoshop will automatically rotate the image by the right amount, resize the canvas, and show you a live preview of what the final image will look like


    The no-longer leaning tower. Original image from Wikimedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Leaning_tower_of_pisa_2.jpg


  4. Press Enter/Return to commit the change.


Note: If you want the option to revisit your decision about the crop, uncheck Delete Cropped Pixels in the Control bar. Enabling this option will perform a non-destructive crop.



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