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Hehe! Just total them up and you can order me a Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 in a few months time :blah::G
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Typically I'll rotate when I crop in photoshop since I crop just about every sports image in some way. Once you draw the crop box, you can place the cursor just on the outside and drag and pull the crop box around the center - then simply use one of the crop box lines to make sure it's parallel to either a horizontal or vertical line in your image (depending on which axis you are trying to level).
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I knew someone clever would have the answer...... now I can see one good reason to move to PS rather than PSP as I have to rotate using a horizon line and then crop so having it in one tool would be great.
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Thanks for the info guys. I think my equilibrium is off by 3-4 degrees CCW. :-)I now adjust the horizon on over 90% of my pics. As I open up the RAW images for the first time to see what Ive captured, the horizon level is the first thing that screams out at me. LOL
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