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am using photoshop CS. when using the cropping tool to crop and rotate, i’ve noticed the resulting crop is not faithful to the crop i had set. here’s a visual example.
1. my original image with a tilted horizon that i want to straighten in my crop
<http://www.pbase.com/norm/image/51655064/original.jpg>
2. here is how i want the image to be cropped
<http://www.pbase.com/norm/image/51655122/original.jpg>
3. and this is the resulting crop
<http://www.pbase.com/norm/image/51655167/original.jpg>
notice the horizontal guide i added to show how far off from horizontal the resulting crop is. notice also the missing ground under the ball that i had intended to preserve.
any thoughts for fixing this is greatly appreciated. in the meantime, the workaround that i’ve come up with is to make a duplicate layer, then use edit|transform|rotate to manually get the horizon straight and then do an unrotated crop from there but that’s a lot of extra steps.
1. my original image with a tilted horizon that i want to straighten in my crop
<http://www.pbase.com/norm/image/51655064/original.jpg>
2. here is how i want the image to be cropped
<http://www.pbase.com/norm/image/51655122/original.jpg>
3. and this is the resulting crop
<http://www.pbase.com/norm/image/51655167/original.jpg>
notice the horizontal guide i added to show how far off from horizontal the resulting crop is. notice also the missing ground under the ball that i had intended to preserve.
any thoughts for fixing this is greatly appreciated. in the meantime, the workaround that i’ve come up with is to make a duplicate layer, then use edit|transform|rotate to manually get the horizon straight and then do an unrotated crop from there but that’s a lot of extra steps.
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