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=kuschelirmel-stock Apr 25, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

@09:34most certainly!

Correcting Lense Distortionsby =kuschelirmel-stock

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Please note: The technique described here uses Photoshop's Lense Distortion Filter (available in PS CS3 and up). However, the basics can be done in older Photoshop versions, too, the tools are scattered all over the place though and thus may be hard to find.

Therefore I have written a blog entry outlining those basic tools here: Digital Darkroom: Correcting Lense Distortions that will explain where to find them and how to use them.

I suggest you still watch this video though, it will help make things clearer

_{I haven't done a video tut in a long time (old pc wouldn't let me), so excuse any stuttering or incoreheren babbling... I'll get back into it soon, I hope. I just had to try the film feature now.}

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`FantasyStock Aug 27, 2011

This video has been featured!

~emkei Apr 23, 2009

kudos my friend

~flowers-are-forever Apr 22, 2009 Professional General Artist

@09:34Thank you! It's a very useful tutorial

(I think maybe we can get some interesting deliberate distortions too

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=kuschelirmel-stock Apr 25, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

@09:34most certainly!

~roiros Mar 4, 2009

10x for the tutorial

the vintaging tool is to remove 'light fall off' at the edge of the pictures. this is originally caused by the lens used on the camera(some lenses have more of it and some less, it's ideal the lens doesn't have it at all.