Ch 63 - Tampa Florida

ciscoguy24

ciscoguy24

mods please delete this as I didn't know there was only one entry per person thanks!

LeDude

ciscoguy24 wrote:

mods please delete this as I didn't know there was only one entry per person thanks!

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=31900 [place requests to moderators thread]

sayntbrigid

I think it is beautifull just as it is, but maybe would be even more amazing to straighten the center buildings.......just me thoughts

ErikAllas

These are my favorite kinds of pictures to take right now. I'm a bit thrown off by the center building not being completely vertical.

ciscoguy24

ErikAllas wrote:

These are my favorite kinds of pictures to take right now. I'm a bit thrown off by the center building not being completely vertical.

hey guys how can i center it?

gubbs

ciscoguy24 wrote:

mods please delete this as I didn't know there was only one entry per person thanks!

Hi CG

Whilst you're only allowed one entry in the challenge entry thread you can put as many up for critique as you like.....so I haven't deleted

gubbs

ciscoguy24 wrote:

hey guys how can i center it?

If you have Photoshop (this is from memory!)
1/you need to select the image: CTRL A
2/then from the menus select
>image>transform>skew
3/Pick up the corners with the mouse pointer and adjust as required
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, as my memory is terrible

twinbnj

beautiful shot!

No other recommendations other than what has been suggested.

vangogh

gubbs wrote:

If you have Photoshop (this is from memory!)
1/you need to select the image: CTRL A
2/then from the menus select
>image>transform>skew
3/Pick up the corners with the mouse pointer and adjust as required
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, as my memory is terrible

To help make sure you've got it straight add some guides as well by dragging one from the side & top rulers with the pointer. Rotate would be a better option or distort if only certain parts of the image need straightening. You might find that if the layer is locked it won't do the CTRL A, so you need to release the layer by double clicking it. Rather than "Background" in italics, it will now say Layer 0 & you can work away to your hearts content :-)

photocat

I often use the croptool to straighten horizons and vertical lines.
Crop, make sure that your line that you want to straighten is parallel with the crop marquee, so turn the handles and hit return... Easy as cake!

ciscoguy24

hey guys thanks alot I will try this when I get home tonight!

Andy

You'll also want to re-enter a new pic in the challenge, one that is one second or longer....