How To

In September, Stuart Turley gave a quick tutorial to the club on how to use the horizontal perspective adjustment in StereoPhotoMaker. He put together the following tutorial to share. Click the images to see a full-resolution version.

 

Adjust the window to avoid any violations (left/right arrows on the keyboard) and save the image.

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Select Adjust/EasyAdjustment

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In the pop-up window select the tab H_Pers, and click the boxes ‘Show Grid’ and ‘Link both rotations together.’

The Indication box at top left should also show ‘Both Images (Anaglyph)’

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Using the arrows in the ‘Horizontal Perspective Rotation box, adjust the image so that the verticals in the picture align with the vertical grid.  Then click ‘OK’.

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Hit ‘Alt A’ to auto-align the resulting image, then crop away the parts of the image that have been clipped.

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Adjust the window to avoid any violations (left/right arrows on the keyboard) and save the image.

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You’re done!