I'm posting this here rather than cluttering up the "On Water" Salon thread.
There's a very simple Photoshop technique for straightening a horizon.
1) Use the Ruler tool, which is located in the group beneath the eye dropper tool
2) draw a line along the horizon with that Ruler.
3) Go to Image/Rotate/Arbitrary then a window will open where the correction will have been entered automatically by the Ruler.
4) click 'OK' from that correction window and your image will automatically rotate with a straight horizon
You'll probably have to crop off some white edges of the straightened image for the final version as straightening naturally loses something off the edges.
I'm attaching a screenshot showing the ruler line along the horizon and the image/rotate/arbitrary waiting to be clicked.
Pol
There's a very simple Photoshop technique for straightening a horizon.
1) Use the Ruler tool, which is located in the group beneath the eye dropper tool
2) draw a line along the horizon with that Ruler.
3) Go to Image/Rotate/Arbitrary then a window will open where the correction will have been entered automatically by the Ruler.
4) click 'OK' from that correction window and your image will automatically rotate with a straight horizon
You'll probably have to crop off some white edges of the straightened image for the final version as straightening naturally loses something off the edges.
I'm attaching a screenshot showing the ruler line along the horizon and the image/rotate/arbitrary waiting to be clicked.
Pol
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