Hi!
Is there an easy way in GIMP to make corrections to those distortions
that happen for instance, when we try to take a photo from a very
high building (when the straigh edges get a bit rounded or inclined).
I think there are some similar apps in wich we can do that by using a
grid to
Victor Domingos wrote:
Hi!
Is there an easy way in GIMP to make corrections to those distortions
that happen for instance, when we try to take a photo from a very
high building (when the straigh edges get a bit rounded or inclined).
I think there are some similar apps in wich we can
That won't really work for curvature caused by lens distortion,
because the distortion is... curved.
On 6/21/07, Rei Shinozuka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, it's called Perspective or Change the Perspective of
the layer or selection. it is on the main menu screen as
a trapezoid. i've used it
Is there an easy way in GIMP to make corrections to those distortions
that happen for instance, when we try to take a photo from a very
high building (when the straigh edges get a bit rounded or inclined).
I think there are some similar apps in wich we can do that by using a
grid to
Victor Domingos wrote:
Is there an easy way in GIMP to make corrections to those distortions
that happen for instance, when we try to take a photo from a very
high building (when the straigh edges get a bit rounded or inclined).
John Allsopp wrote:
I blogged about it here
John Allsopp wrote:
Victor Domingos wrote:
Hi!
Is there an easy way in GIMP to make corrections to those distortions
that happen for instance, when we try to take a photo from a very
high building (when the straigh edges get a bit rounded or inclined).
I think there are some
On Wednesday 20 June 2007, Rachael H. wrote:
Same here. I read that article and felt like they were bashing the
Gimp. I did download Krista to see how it worked. I ended up
uninstalling since it ran pretty slow. Seems like everything for KDE
With Krita, what's exciting is how fast it
On Wednesday 20 June 2007, Eric P wrote:
I really get peeved by these types of articles. GIMP is GIMP. Krita is
Krita. CinePaint is CinePaint. Each is a tool. Use the right tool for
the job. There are lots of hammers. Some are good for some projects.
Others are good for other
I think in PS CS2 you can compensate (roughly) for actual lens
distortions like barrel, pin-cushion, vignetting as well as key stoning
(the last, you can do easily in GIMP)
This company claims to actually have distortion profiles and lots of
lenses to do specific corrections
