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Hi -

I shot this today with my S9500 and wondered if anyone could give me a link for a free program to straighten it. The weather was somewhat poor and as I made a special journey to shoot it I am a little disappointed. C+C welcome.

Cheer me up with your pic please.



Regards Barr1e

 
Barrie. I like it. It only needs minor adjustments. Do you by any chance use a mac and shoot raw. I have recently discoverd a program called Raw Developer. It will allow minor straightening. Although it is not free, it is a good program.
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Beth
 
Thanks Beth -

No, I use XP and Photoshop.

I see I need my hands slapping - when I looked on further through the thread somebody had beaten me to it (WDYSPT). So to make up for it here is the rear of the Abbey. (Any excuse).



Regards Barr1e

 
Hi Barr1e,

I cant help you with a program but I too am interested in the answer, rotation correction is easy in ps but there is no provsion to correct parallax, that I know of.

Here is one taken a few days ago outside an art gallary after dinner, shot thru glass, this creature was haning from the ceiling, I dont normally glorify this kind of creature but the colors were interesting so I shot him. Normally like to give them room in the direction they are looking but Im thinking of keeping the shadow on the left, any thoughts on that............just finding time to pp one a day lately!



Galleries: http://www.pbase.com/poochdp
 
Some shots from around Memorial Park and Downtown Houston - processed a little with my very basic PP knowledge with Picasa.

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6. This one was a very challenging scene for the camera (any camera that is - with all the contrast), Average metering turned in a pretty good result IMO.



Comments and criticism welcome - especially criticism please (I want to improve). Thanks in advance,

Sinan
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Wow -

Thanks to all - I didn't expect so many to respond - most pleasing.

Nice to see some old friends - hi.

Once again thanks - out clicking again today for a competition - I don't seem to do so well in those I enter - however since doing so it has improved my eye and you never know!

Yes the Abbey is St.Albans I'm pleased the wife and I travelled some distance to get there. Here's another shot (the last as it might get boring) from inside.



Kind regards to all - Barr1e

 
Barr1e said:
Hi -

I shot this today with my S9500 and wondered if anyone could give
me a link for a free program to straighten it. The weather was
somewhat poor and as I made a special journey to shoot it I am a
little disappointed. C+C welcome.

Cheer me up with your pic please.

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Hi Barrie
Here's a quick fix with PSP



In PS. Select the image.
Then you need to play with "Edit" "transform" "perspective"
Regards,
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Sel ................ :)
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http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/%7Eselorme/photos.htmln photoshop,. you
 
mmelgar said:
Nice shot Barr1e. Picasa is free but unfortunately it doesn't
straighten. PSP X will straighten images. It can be gotten very
inexpensively. Its generally under $100, but I have seen deals with
rebates where it its under $50 like this one

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AONOLI/104-6660690-3881538?v=glance&n=229534
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Picasa2 will fix it.It has a straighting adjustment
mmelgar said:
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Mike

http://www.doctormelgar.com/gallery

'Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one.'
  • malcolm forbes
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Hi Sel -

Mmmm - I see I need to go and loan the book a little longer from the library.

Thank you for the solution - I have actually managed to correct the pic myself - not quite as successfully as yours - but I'm going to go a little slower to practise the new technique (to me, that is).

Hope all is well in NZ and the winter not too cold.

Kind regards. Barr1e

 
You're absolutely right. I don't know how I missed that. Its right there in basic fixes below the crop option. So there you go Barr1e, a totally free option for straightening out your pictures.
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Mike

http://www.doctormelgar.com/gallery

'Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one.' - malcolm forbes
 
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