We’ve added cheatsheets for two older videos this week, Corey Barker’s “Alternative Cropping,” and Matt Kloskowski’s “Master the Staighten Tool.”
Articles tagged with Correct Camera Distortion
Matt shows you how to use guides (found in Elements 8 and up) to get your images to look balanced and appealing.
If you’ve ever been on vacation and taken a photo of a city skyline, you may have noticed that sometimes the buildings seem to lean in a bit. That’s a common problem with wide-angle lenses, but one we can fix quickly in Photoshop Elements.
Matt shows you how to remove the blue or green cast that happens when using underwater cameras.
In this article, I’ll break down the four steps that I use on just about every photo to take it from good to great.
Correct the sometimes odd perspective of your photos with the Correct Camera Distortion.
Fix perspective distortion with taller buildings by using the Correct Camera Distortion filter.
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