I have a photograph of a client that I would like to rotate so the
angle is not crooked, but I end up with a "V" shape after
rotation...does anyone have any creative ideas for blending something
in to get a full rectangle?
This is the image in question...I can't crop it down to a square
because I
You could do some heavy duty clone work on the background and on his shirt.
Or, maybe
just put an oval vignette around him.
Another possibility might be to make him the centerpiece of a collage, perhaps
put
related holocaust images around him?
--- Anthony Ettinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On May 2, 2008, at 11:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In the 'save as' dialog (or Save a Copy), uncheck the exif checkbox.
Daniel
doh!
I somehow missed this in the 'save a copy' dialog box :(
thanks for the reply!
cheers!
KIM___
Gimp-user mai
Quoting Anthony Ettinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have a photograph of a client that I would like to rotate so the
> angle is not crooked, but I end up with a "V" shape after
> rotation...does anyone have any creative ideas for blending something
> in to get a full rectangle?
>
> This is the image
On Friday 02 May 2008, Elwin Estle wrote:
> You could do some heavy duty clone work on the background and on
> his shirt. Or, maybe just put an oval vignette around him.
>
> Another possibility might be to make him the centerpiece of a
> collage, perhaps put related holocaust images around him?
>
Anthony Ettinger wrote:
> I have a photograph of a client that I would like to rotate so the
> angle is not crooked, but I end up with a "V" shape after
> rotation...does anyone have any creative ideas for blending something
> in to get a full rectangle?
>
> This is the image in question...I can't
Anthony,
Exactly what you want to do is not clear to me.
Trying to 'fake' the missing bits of photo is, while possible, a very
time consuming choice.
I think you would be better off making it seem like the missing bits
are intentional, as in this example:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v449/neo
