Another new building

[musket]

DigitalGal wrote:

I think, it is a very beautiful building.. incredible.. because latest architecture examples have been mostly horrible.. it's time to come back to the well known an recognised values.. Well done! I like your images..

Thanks for viewing and the comments..........musket

[musket]

bahadir wrote:

So nice to see a building witha meaningful style on these days!

Well done musket

Thanks for viewing and the comments..........musket

[hercules]

musket wrote:

Hercules

Yes looks crooked to me as well :-)

Ithink the perspective of the wide 18mm as well as a slight incline

made it hard to straighten. If I only could have stepped back

further, to take this shot and not used the wide angle on the lens,

but other buildings prevented me retreating back any further, I suppose

Icould havemoved more to the centre of the building or made several

sectionshots and stitchedthem together to cope with the perspective.

Something to think about next time :idea:thanks .....musket

P.S that has started me thinking ..so i downloaded a demo vers of ImageAlign

and tried a quick keystone correction for this result

That's pretty nice,, you know i also straightend it in PSP XI with the straightening tool, but anyway good job

[musket]

That sounds interesting, I wonder how many progs have that tool

post your vers from ps pro XI if you can.............musket

[hercules]

This is the best i could straighten it out in PSP XI, my friend also gave me his Photoshop CS2 that i installed but i don't know if it has a straightening tool still waiting for scott kirby's book that i ordered, but you know for the price PSP XI from what i see competes with Photoshop.

[musket]

Yes nice edit it is a bit straighter, BTW there is an ImageAlign

plugin for CS2I think, to adjustperspective, I wonder how

many other programs or plugins deal with perspective..........musket

[tjsnaps]

Here is the best I could do in PS. This was a tough one

[hercules]

Here i think this looks much straighter,

[hercules]

Tj does photoshop have it's on tool for that or do you have a plug in thanks.

[tjsnaps]

hercules wrote:

Tj does photoshop have it's on tool for that or do you have a plug in thanks.

PS has a correction tool that works well "Filters" - "Distort" - "Lens Correction"

But On this one I had to use the "rotate", "perspective" and "skew" tools al under "Edit" - "Transform"

I started over twice before I got it right