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Earendill

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Hello all,
I took a photo of some buildings with my A80 and as you can see below the buildings slant inwards.

I then used Transform in PS7 and managed to get the buildings straight. However, although they're standing straight, the buildings at the end are still distorted (like paralleogram shape) :

Can someone tell me how to get them right? :dunno:
 

I'm having trouble loading my photos. Again, that's another problem.

If you know what i mean by the distortion, pls reply with your remedies.

Thanks
 

I think it's barrel distortion.. no way to correct it due to the nature of the lens. usually happens when you shoot very wide and near....

unless you have tilt-shift lens on an SLR, usually this distortion will happen.

Look at it as an alternative: why must it be a straight building ;)
 

The buildings at the edge of the photo converge to the centre of the photo. I wish I could attach the photo but i am not allowed to...wonder why
 

Earendill said:
The buildings at the edge of the photo converge to the centre of the photo. I wish I could attach the photo but i am not allowed to...wonder why

send me i link for you? :D

I think it's perspective, you probably tilted your camera up or down when you took the picture.
 

HelmetBox said:
send me i link for you? :D

I think it's perspective, you probably tilted your camera up or down when you took the picture.

Err..sorry..I'm very new to this..HOW do I send the photo to you? You have dis-abled the option to email you directly. :)
 

Earendill said:
Err..sorry..I'm very new to this..HOW do I send the photo to you? You have dis-abled the option to email you directly. :)

check your PM
 

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hi,

an easier way to correct pincushion is use fixfoto. With this programm you can correct your images manually or automatically with (downloadable) profiles for your cam.

dp
 

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