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    Re: Storytime

    That is a cute pix and the fact that the image is tilted doesn't harm anything but I see no good reason not to straighten.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: Storytime

    Can you straighten this shot in PS and re-post? I also think it would look better with the wall/pole straight. Verrry cute "moment-in-time" photograph (and well-captured).

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    Re: Storytime

    How do I straighten it in PS? Sorry new at this.

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    Re: Storytime



    how's this?



    I fixed the face and adjusted the contrast like Don suggested.
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    Re: Storytime

    Quote: bindows wrote - "How do I straighten it in PS? Sorry new at this."

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    Hey, no need to apologize. PS is an acronym for Photoshop, a photo-editing program. It lets you rotate the photo to make your image square/level. There's a less expensive version called Photoshop Elements. I think it also lets you adjust the vert/horiz axis as well (someone else will have to confirm that seeing as I've never used the Elements version.) On a Mac, you can straighten the image using iPhoto. On a Windows PC, I'm sure there's some photo editing software that came with your computer that will let you re-work your photos. I'll let a Windows user jump in here...

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    Re: Storytime

    Much, much better!
    (Wow, that was fast. Which image-editing program are you using?)

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    Re: Storytime

    Thanks freedom. I figured there's a wonderful thing called Google so I figured out how to straighten. I used PS which my wife is a pro at but I'm still learning.

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