Removing Keystoning and Perspective Distortions in Photoshop

[Geary Wootten]

Tres Cool Garth! You just saved me a ton o' grief with a project I'm working on that has to be perfected in a manner that can be repeated correctly (mathematically) everytime.

Thanks!

~Gear

[William Whitaker]

Garth,

I followed your instructions and I've already corrected a number of old images.

I did this drawing of Dan George in 1975, back when I was in too big a hurry to take a careful shot. Here is the cropped original.

[William Whitaker]

Here it is after following your instructions.

Thanks so very much. I now have the tool to correct a lot of old distorted shots.

Bill

[Mike McCarty]

Great drawing Bill.

I love this guy, Chief Dan George. You must have done this about the time of "The Outlaw Josey Wales," when he said: "We shall endeavor to persevere."

He was 60 when he became a movie actor and 71 when he was nominated for an academy award in "Little Big Man," with Dustin Hoffman. He gives hope to us old timers.

[Lisa Ober]

Awesome advice. I had the right idea but didn't think of measuring the original to get the proportions right. I wish I would have read this last night when I practically took photos in the dark to avoid glare.

Thank you so much!

[Tricia Migdoll]

Thanks Garth,

I just tried this and it works beaut.

[Marcus Lim]

Hi Garth, this is a neat trick! And it couldn't have come to us at a better time! I was tired of struggling through getting the right adjustments, until your handy tip came along!
Thanks mate!