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Perspective correction - 10-12-2007, 12:48 PM


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and after (but before crop, just to accentuate the effect):
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Nicely done.
You've just showed me another way of doing it. What I usually do is take the top and expand it, instead of taking the bottom and pull it in.

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10-12-2007, 01:48 PM


You are most welcome, it gave me an excuse to post a lunch shot.

IMHO, “pulling in” usually results in less distortion from it having to compress existing pixels than would expanding which has to interpolate and/or add new pixels. In reality, the creation of new pixels may not be of significance but as a general practice making smaller is often preferred over making bigger.

As normal, workflow sequence is important.

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