folks,
Yes, I was having the problem with Photoshop LE. So now it seems that LE
doesn't have the full Photoshop version's inverting cursor, nor from my
experimentation and what others have told me does it have a tool to enable
you to correct perspective distortion in buildings photographed
> People who are considering buying photo manipulation software might want
> to take these things into consideration, because I believe it makes
> Photoshop LE much less desirable. Sounds to me like a serious marketing
> mistake on Adobe's part - they should have left out esoteric tools, not
> ba
Richard, I don't think you're quite right about perspective control in LE. The
effect is available under Image/Effects/Perspective, but only after you have
selected part of the image - prior to making a selection the option is grayed
out.
Don't know about the inverting cursor, mine always seem
John,
Thanks for responding. I'm using Photoshop LE v5.0, so I guess Adobe
realized they'd made a boo-boo, and put the perspective control back in. In
5.0, there's no "effects" item in the "image" menu!
Alas, the disappearing cursor is all too real, I often can't see it at
all, and
In the full version of 5, you first select an area of your image, then you
go to 'edit', 'transform', and then 'perspective'.
Frits Wüthrich
Richard Seaman wrote:
> John,
>
> Thanks for responding. I'm using Photoshop LE v5.0, so I guess Adobe
> realized they'd made a boo-boo, and put the
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