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Correcting the perspective of an image - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop 2023 Essential Training
Correcting the perspective of an image
- [Instructor] There are several ways to correct perspective in Photoshop, but I find that using Camera Raw as a filter is often the quickest and most accurate way to make this type of edit. Now, it's important to note that it's always better to correct perspective as early as you can in your workflow. So if you're working with Raw Files, it's better to select them in Bridge and open them in Camera Raw, and use the geometry panel to correct the perspective, before you open it into Photoshop. Or if you're using Lightroom, or Lightroom Classic, you'll want to use the geometry panel or the Transform panel in the developed module. However, it could be that the original is a jpeg, or that you've already integrated it into a multi-image composite, or that you're actually wanting to add distortion to an image in Photoshop, in which case we can do it with Camera Raw as a filter. Now to apply this correction, or distortion…
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Scaling, skewing, and rotating layers using Free Transform5m 41s
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Correcting the perspective of an image4m 41s
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Warping images6m 23s
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Using Liquify to reshape an image6m 55s
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Using Vanishing point to paste in perspective5m 27s
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Using Smart Objects to transform multiple layers as one4m 2s
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