Barrel Distortion :( -- PS Help Please!

Hello, heres the photo i am talking about. I stitched this together, and have a slight barrel distortion in the shot, and a few other minor things. I am a noob at any editing, and really would like to fix it if possible??? I was wondering if anyone knew how?

you can try in photoshop filters--> distort-->lens correction.

I love PTLens for these sorts of things. Free to try and only $15 to buy if you like it; one of the best tools I've picked up yet.

that ptlens sounds cool. downloaded it but dont have time to try it tonight

+1 for PTlens

I doesnt look like barrel distortion, it looks like different perspective, right part of the image is taken almost straight on and the camera was turned to the left to get the left part.
I think you should be able to fix it with transform>distort in PS.
Since the lines are wrong mostly in one part of the image, auto correction like lens correction filter will not work. Gotta do it by hand.

frenchconnector wrote in post #12590142
I doesnt look like barrel distortion, it looks like different perspective, right part of the image is taken almost straight on and the camera was turned to the left to get the left part.
I think you should be able to fix it with transform>distort in PS.
Since the lines are wrong mostly in one part of the image, auto correction like lens correction filter will not work. Gotta do it by hand.

+1
The lines are straight, not curved, but are slanted, not up and down, so this is not barrel distortion (a lens defect) but rather perspective distortion caused by the camera not being level and complicated by the fact that it is unlevel at different angles in the two shots. You will need a perspective correction tool in which each corner can be moved independently.

frenchconnector wrote in post #12590142
I doesnt look like barrel distortion, it looks like different perspective, right part of the image is taken almost straight on and the camera was turned to the left to get the left part.
I think you should be able to fix it with transform>distort in PS.
Since the lines are wrong mostly in one part of the image, auto correction like lens correction filter will not work. Gotta do it by hand.

Yep.
Another option: Free transform > warp:

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frenchconnector wrote in post #12590142
I doesnt look like barrel distortion, it looks like different perspective, right part of the image is taken almost straight on and the camera was turned to the left to get the left part.
I think you should be able to fix it with transform>distort in PS.
Since the lines are wrong mostly in one part of the image, auto correction like lens correction filter will not work. Gotta do it by hand.

It looks like there's a bit of both going on; using the barrel distortion correction in PTLens straightens things out a bit through the center of the frame, but there's still a bit of an upturn at the edges from the perspective change.

What software do you have now?

Photoshop Elements 9. Ill post the updated in a sec, let me try and get it on a site to share it with.

Okay... Here is the OLD shot:

Still some keystoning, mainly on the left side. Either free transform or lens correction should fix that.
For the rest: Pretty good, but it looks like the clock tower got a bit lower (and, as a result, the clock face is no longer a circle)

Yeah I need to see about somehow fixing that. I am still learning.