I have a photograph of a piece of stained glass that has bevelled glass going at right angles in the form of a cross. Whatever the lighting, it is not possible to get the horizontal bevels to be obviously bevelled. This would not create a problem, as I can copy an upright bevel and rotate to cover the non bevel looking part. However, as it is not perfectly perfect, the Bevel is very slightly rotated off upright. I need it to be slightly rotated to fit the horizontal, which is pretty true. Is there something obvious I am missing? How would any of you do this? My workflow here has been: 1. Select good upright bevel piece. 2. Copy this to clipboard 3. Create new document and paste upright into exact space. 4. Rotate 90 degrees. 5. Select all 6. Paste into document and nudge into place. This leaves a slightly angled bevelled piece of glass that does not quite fit the place.
'What I would like to do is to take that layer and just slightly rotate it so that it lines up with the underlying layer. Any ideas? Thanks, Ellie -- Ellie Kennard, Innovative Imaging Studio : http://www.iiStudio.com Contributor to "Photoshop Restoration and Retouching, 2nd edition" by Katrin Eismann _______________________________________________ Prodig subscriber options - articles - links - calendar - items for sale http://www.prodig.org
