Horizontal Straighten - Example 1

Horizontal straighten is suitable for perspective corrections on panoramic images. Let's start with this image:

Select number 1 in the curve Segments list.

As You can see, the sea horizon is slightly curved. Press the "+" button in the "Horizontal Straighten" toolbox and click at the top of sea level - see the image below:

Set control points on the curve to cover sea curvature on the horizon:

Press the button "Straighten". The result should be like this - this is a cropped image because the horizon level is not flat (see left and right upper corners):

Choose Undo from the Edit menu or press "Command Z" to return to the previous state. Select number 2 in the curve Segments list:

Now click on the Wheel button. The curve is recalculated and now has 2 segments:

Now you can precisely move control and anchor points to accomplish horizon curvature. After this setting, the image should look like:

Thank You for purchasing a Shift Lens App 2.5; I hope that You will enjoy using it. I expect suggestions, critiques, and other useful information for further improvements.

Nenad MIlojkovic

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