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Aug 06, 2007 09:38 |  #1

one of my friends, asked me to come and take some pictures of clean room facility he had. i was hand holding and taken the pictures. obviously in most of the images the horizontal and vertical lines are out, as you can see from the following pictures.

i tried to straighten them in photoshop and not happy with the results. apart from keeping the camera horizontal and keeping it on tripod is there anything i should be doing to get these pictures come out properly.

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Aug 06, 2007 09:39 |  #2

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Aug 06, 2007 10:16 |  #3

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Aug 06, 2007 10:29 as a reply to  @ sanil's post |  #4

Try playing around in Photoshop---capture with your rec marquee tool the entire image then EDIT / TRANSFORM / PRESPECTIVE




  
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Aug 06, 2007 10:56 as a reply to  @ airfrogusmc's post |  #5

thanku . i am tryin it out. apart from photoshopping, what are the precautions i shud take when takin photos.


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Aug 06, 2007 11:05 as a reply to  @ sanil's post |  #6

Get a grid focusing screen and if you're going to do allot of this kind of thing maybe a T&S lens.




  
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Aug 06, 2007 11:07 as a reply to  @ airfrogusmc's post |  #7

not into regular ops like this. grid focussing screen i shall definitely try it out. thanks once more.

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Aug 06, 2007 11:53 |  #8

Lines are tough, especially with a UWA. I use a tripod/remote combo then photoshop the heck out of it. Try different focal lengths for the least distortion. I have to use the barrel distortion in PS too.


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Aug 07, 2007 09:26 |  #9

Linkzi wrote in post #3677797 (external link)
Lines are tough, especially with a UWA. I use a tripod/remote combo then photoshop the heck out of it. Try different focal lengths for the least distortion. I have to use the barrel distortion in PS too.

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