shAf: Thanks one learns something new every day! BTW it also works for vertical lines too. I my case, I take a lot of skiing photos. Oftentimes the only reference to either horizontal or vertical are the trees. (The person shooting quick action, sideslope, very rarely holds the camera level I have found, especially when I am that person.) Draw a "ruler" tool line to bring the trees to approx. vertical and you have leveled the picture. John > > Not true ... I just pulled up an old image with a non-level horizon, > and with the "ruler" tool drew a line across the horizon. Now > Image=>rotate_canvas=>arbitrary" indicates the exact rotation > necessary to make the horizon horizontal ... to a hundredth of a > degree! > > shAf :o) >
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