Rotate image in Photoshop cs3

Discussion in 'Graphics & Multimedia' started by fgsg, Jun 14, 2010.

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    Hi, when i try rotate image in photoshop cs3 my image has irregular box how i can fix this ? thx!
     
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  2. PalmerCreative

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    Strange, are you just using ctrl + t? Make sure you haven't altered it, otherwise check preferences.
     
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  3. fgsg

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    yes with ctrl+t but pic is again has irregular box inside the pic ?
     
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  4. Ray 'The Video Guy' Lane

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    Can you post a snapshot of what it is doing, so we can say what it's actually doing?
     
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    fgsg Well-Known Member

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    sure :) This is original image [​IMG]

    Now when i rotate u can see irregular box [​IMG]
     
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    Unfortunately I don't think that there is any way to avoid that with the image that you are trying to rotate, especially at that small degree of rotation.
    Because of all the 1 pixel lines in the graphic, photoshop has a hard time keeping them all neat. You could try a few things though.

    After pressing ctrl+t, hold down the shift key as you rotate. This will rotate the image in 15° increments, which will keep everything crisp. That might give you more of a rotation than you want though...

    The other option is to manually enter the degrees of rotation. When you are in 'transform' mode (ctrl+t) options appear at the top of your workspace. *see attachment*
    You can get slightly better results if you rotate whole #'s for example 5° rather than 4.3°
     

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  7. fgsg

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    thx bro : )
     
    fgsg, Jun 15, 2010 IP