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Photoshop Hidden Gem: Straightening Images

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Comments Posted on Aug 25, 2011 Last Updated Apr 19, 2012 Posted by Scott Valentine

John Nack blogged a couple of videos on YouTube, featuring Photoshop Program Manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes. This one shows you how to use the new Puppet Warp tool for image straightening: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnmJRl8R6fY

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