Adobe Photoshop CS6 Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks by Lynette Kent

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Use the Custom
Correction
1 Repeat steps 1 to 3
from the previous set
of steps.
2 Click the Custom tab.
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3 Click Show Grid
( changes to ).
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4 Drag the Vertical
Perspective slider to
align the building with
the grid.
Note: The type of
distortion in the image
determines what sliders
to adjust.
5 Click and drag any of the other
sliders to adjust the image.
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6 Click OK to commit the changes
and reopen the photo in
Photoshop.
The image reopens in Photoshop
with a changed perspective
plane.
A You can optionally click the Crop
tool and crop the image to fit if
necessary.
TIPS
Try This!
In the Lens Correction dialog box,
click the Auto Scale Image check
box ( changes to ) and select
Edge Extension from the dropdown
menu. Photoshop
automatically tries to fill the empty
corrected areas with areas similar
to the edges of the photo.
Did You Know?
If your camera or lens model is not
listed, you can click the Lens
Profiles panel menu button ( )
and select Browse Adobe Lens
Profile Creator Online. You can
then search online for profiles
created and uploaded by other
photographers, and even try them
in an online preview mode before
you save the profile locally to your
computer.
More Options!
You can also download the Adobe
Lens Profile Creator tool from
http://labs.adobe.com to generate
your own custom camera and lens
profiles. You can save the profiles
to a folder for use with Photoshop
and Camera Raw, as well as
Lightroom. You can also send the
profiles to Adobe to share with
other photographers.
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