Video Podcast #19 - Perspective Control in Photoshop

[jco87]

thanks for saving me $1500 on a lens... now, how much is photoshop...

[Asumacoe]

Hey. That was gooood.

[StephenSaloArt]

Thankyou. I subscribed

[EastUTAUs]

Quick and to the point!

Thank you so much! : D

[MrD0BR0]

Jeeeezzz that was quick !

[Ludwigwmp63]

And also important. You lose the height of the building. It helps to give the subject more space in your image when phographing. For instance more sky. Than you can 'pull' the building up and give some height to it back.

[DeciNNN]

LOL COOL :D

[molewizard]

Note: This will not just "fix" the perspective.

It just removes the distortion you get when shooting from below an object.

You still have the issue of everything being "tilted upwards"

In other words, anything above you will cover up what is immediately above & behind it. You're effectively photographing the bottom of it, not the top. You can see it in the details above the pillars here. Unfortunately, that's very difficult to fix.

Just something to bear in mind when following this tutorial.

[90dribbler]

thanx!!

[Lai829]

wow! thanks soo much! just what i was looking for!

[crabby636r]

...and thank you for saving me 1500 bucks. I'll owe ya ;)

[xavibabi]

nice and simple, thanks for not over explaining something simple!

[juvjuvjuv]

Thanks Allen

[npszlive]

nice, simple, effective.

[peakbusiness]

NIce clear explanation. I knew it could do it, but couldn't remember how - 'Select All' was the key to it.

Appreciate your help, just montaged an image that needed the perspectives sorting out - well pleased with the results thanks to your video.

[odvetnik]

Nice video!

[PhotosByAsher]

You addressed and clearly taught me something I have been struggling with for too long; bringing back clear and beautiful perspective to my wide angle photography. Thank you very much.

[ZoneIII]

Excellent! Thanks. But I'll stick with large format which is even better. Of course, everyone doesn't shoot large format so this is excellent information. Thanks for posting it.

[BudgetStudios]

thanks for that, really simple but effective