On 4 March 2020 23:19:00 GMT, John Muccigrosso wrote:
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>> But I don't use Hugin for this. I would open the photo in an image editor,
>> such as GIMP, and use the 'perspective tool'.
>> If you are using GIMP, be sure to set the perspective tool to 'Corrective
>> (Backward)', this way all you have to do is drag the four corners of the
>> selection to the four corners of the paper.
>
>Trying to replicate this in GIMP on a photo I have that was taken of the
>ground at a sharp angle. What exactly do you mean by "the selection"?
Gimp tools like the perspective tool operate on a rectangular area of the
image. If you have selected an area to work on (using the lasoo tool or
similar, surrounded by 'marching ants'), this rectangle fits the 'selection',
otherwise the rectangle fits the whole layer or image.
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