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iNick

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Took this shot across the street from my hotel, i had to shoot from the left side pointing my camera upwards to avoid the distracting elements. The vertical lines are pretty straight (used the grid) but the horizontal lines are no even. anyway i can fix this?

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It's known as perspective and is not a problem IMO. You still have a slight tilt on the vertical lines.
 
It's known as perspective and is not a problem IMO. You still have a slight tilt on the vertical lines.

I got some c&c saying it was distracting. ill better fix the vertical lines. thanks
 
if you get the horizon lines straight then your verticals will be off... its a building there is no need to get both straight it looks good the way it is just get the vertical straight and it will be perfect
 
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Still looks crooked to me :grumpy:
 
cuz it is go wit the line where the building walls conect at the corner
 
i use aperture and as far as i know there is no perspective ability. There may be a plug-in that adds it but i haven't been able to find it.

Try the plug-ins called LensFix, FixLens and PTlens. I'm not an Aperture user, but that's what Google came up with.
 
the only free plug-ins to fix perspective are trials and apply watermarks to your image after edit. Im just going to have to get my hands on PS. i have been meaning to do it anyway. Thanks tho.
 
the only free plug-ins to fix perspective are trials and apply watermarks to your image after edit. Im just going to have to get my hands on PS. i have been meaning to do it anyway. Thanks tho.

I did my edit in Gimp.
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the only free plug-ins to fix perspective are trials and apply watermarks to your image after edit. Im just going to have to get my hands on PS. i have been meaning to do it anyway. Thanks tho.

I did my edit in Gimp.
fiufiu.gif

Never used Gimp. ill check it out tho thanks!
 

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