I have an image that I took at an angle, so it isn't a perfect rectangle:
How would I pull the bottom left and bottom right corners in so that they line up perfectly with the top two corners?
Like this:
I have both Photoshop and Sketch.
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One is left: How do I make the background look out cotton fabric and all colored and black shapes look out like they were embroidered?– user82991Apr 3, 2019 at 0:32
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The best way to fix this is to retake the photo at a perpendicular angle (90°) to the surface being photographed. The answers given suggesting the correction of the perspective in Photoshop will certainly work, but they will degrade the image quality slightly.– Billy KerrApr 3, 2019 at 9:16
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4 Answers
In Photoshop there's a filter to fix those lens distortions:
- Menu Filter → Lens Correction
Choose the top Custom tab and modify the Vertical Perspective and Scale
Result:
As Sergey mentioned, perspective crop is your tool-of-choice here:
As we prefer here at GD.SE to answer live versus dropping links, I'll do a quick set of screengrabs for you.
Hopefully you get the idea...
answered Apr 2, 2019 at 22:02
You can use a Perspective Crop tool in Photoshop: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/crop-straighten-photos.html#transform_perspective_while_cropping
answered Apr 2, 2019 at 21:53
If you do not have Photoshop, the app Office Lens will do this.
You can either use it to take the photo directly, or load in a photo from your camera roll (the latter is the method you want).
Open the app and tap the gallery icon
Select your photo. It will try to auto-fit. This can be very accurate. For my image, it was not. Tap the Edit Points button:
Drag the points to where you want them, and then tap done:
The finished image:
The app is also available for iPad (and Android) which provides a somewhat easier editing experience.
