A quick way to straighten images in photoshop.
Take one wonky image -
Right Click the eye dropper icon and select the measure tool
Draw a line across the image
At the top menu select Image/Rotate Canvas/Arbitrary
The adjustment should automatically pop up
You will probably have to resize the image to remove any revealed white space.
[Photo Andrew Barrow]
3. Certainly for architectural shots and creative situations, where you want an absolute horizontal line, this method is the way to go, imho.
Posted at 2:02PM on Mar 6th 2006 by icerabbit
4. You're drawing a line to establish what angle the crop is, and the method for drawing that line is the same (click and drag), why is one more accurate than the other ?
Posted at 3:00PM on Mar 6th 2006 by 600px
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1. This is a good way to do it if you want to take more steps than necessary. Instead, simply start your crop small, rotate it to desired angle by lining an edge up to horizon or whatever you want to line up with, resize to desired crop. Done.
Posted at 12:49PM on Mar 6th 2006 by 600px