Straightening Crooked Photos
If you handhold the camera for most of your shots rather than using a tripod, you can be sure that some of your photos are going to come out a bit crooked. Here’s a quick way to straighten them accurately in just a few short steps.
Step One. | Open the photo that needs straightening. Choose the Measure tool from Photoshop’s Toolbox (it looks like a little ruler, and it’s hidden behind the Eyedropper tool, so just click-and-hold for a moment on the Eyedropper tool until the Measure tool appears in the flyout menu).
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Step Two. | Try to find something in your photo that you think is supposed to be straight (the horizon ... |
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