Then go to your image and move the four corner points of the control rectangle so that it aligns with the building in your image. Make sure the top and bottom lines of the rectangle are aligned with part of the photo that should be horizontal, and make sure the left and right lines of your rectangle align with the sides of the building.
Straighten a Crooked Photo and Fix Skewed Perspective with Paint Shop Pro
By Sue Chastain, About.com
If you like, you can enable grid lines. For this image I have entered 3 in the grid lines box. As you can see it adds grid lines to the rectangle which can be helpful in getting the control handles aligned with the image we are going to straighten.
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- Straightening a Crooked Photo
- Paint Shop Pro Straighten Tool
- Setting the Horizon Line for Straightening
- Applying the Straightening
- Correcting Perspective Distortion
- Paint Shop Pro Perspective Correction Tool
- Setting the Grid for Perspective Correction
- Applying the Perspective Correction
- Perspective Correction Makes the Photo Look Unnatural
- Perspective Correction, Take Two
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