Attempted to use Vanishing Point Filter but can’t Access

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Carmen_Gonzalez
Oct 25, 2005
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I opened a psd file of a building for which I sought to employ the vanishing point filter. In fact, I tried to follow along on the Adobe tutorial, but couldn’t get past step one. I created a new empty layer atop my photo, but when I went to Filter>Vanishing Point, the menu selection for vanishing point was greyed out. End of tutorial. Can anyone assist in telling me why I couldn’t select the vanishing point filter? Thanks.

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YrbkMgr
Oct 25, 2005
Make sure your image is in a color mode and not grayscale or indexed.
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ID._Awe
Oct 25, 2005
"I created a new empty layer atop my photo" Well there was nothing to work with, you have to work on the ‘photo’ layer. Save a copy or duplicate the ‘photo layer’ to work on.
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YrbkMgr
Oct 25, 2005
Good catch ID.
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ID._Awe
Oct 25, 2005
Glad I finished Grade 10. Whew! Thats the hardest thing I ever done.
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YrbkMgr
Oct 25, 2005
Glad I finished Grade 10

Some people simply have the drive… <grin>
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Pierre_Courtejoie
Oct 25, 2005
ID, it is recommended to work in VP on an empty layer… that way the edits are on their own layer. I think that Tony is right…
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YrbkMgr
Oct 25, 2005
You know, I completely forgot that you could do that. Must play now. Thanks Pierre!
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ID._Awe
Oct 26, 2005
Tony had it right, it only works in RGB mode and as Pierre said you can work on a blank layer. Well holy poopoo, wish I done 11!
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YrbkMgr
Oct 26, 2005
holy poopoo

Cousin of Holly Poopoo…

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