When doing product photography, how can I fix the perspective distortion caused by my lens in Photoshop? For example, when photographing books. The first drawing is the result I get with my lens, and the second is what I would like to make. 
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1Probably easier to retake the photo. Stand further back and zoom in.– WestsideCommented May 10, 2018 at 19:39
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I can't retake them.– rachel1Commented May 10, 2018 at 19:41
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1Filter > Lens Correction– WelzCommented May 10, 2018 at 19:45
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1@rachel1 and this is why professional photographers get paid. Ultimately they save you money since you dont have to do so much fixing.– joojaaCommented May 10, 2018 at 21:26
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Make your picture a square file > Convert it into a layer > Increase the canvas size (on the picture the gray area)
Activate the picture layer > Go to Menu Filter > Lens Correction
Photoshop's Edit > Transform > Distort can give a partial result:
This is also rotated a little. Without having 3D information it's not possible to achieve arbitary projection changes
An exactly rectangular object can in theory be fixed more perfectly by distorting the visible sides one by one. The result will be mediocore at best because the seam areas in practice are more or less rounded in the object.
