How to Fix Wide Angle Lens Distortion with Photoshop

[@lschiz-photography1765]

Thank you again Glyn! I learned another of another tool again. I also appreciate your spirit of serving the folks that follow you. You style and communication are so inviting! Thoroughly enjoy your teaching. Thanks again

[@glyndewis]

Thank you :)

[@matthewfletcher]

Great tips for the perspective correction. Not seen that in the few videos I've watched. Thanks!

[@remimomo]

Wow, I'm so glad I stumbled across this... very useful technique, so glad I learned it, thank you!

[@glyndewis]

You're very welcome ... glad you like it

[@norbertalexy8803]

Thanks Glyn, excellent edit, excellent explanation! This is what makes me come back to you...

[@keithsimpson8676]

I shot the church earlier this year from more or less the same position. I corrected the perspective in LR (because I didn’t know about the PS tip) but now need to reprocess it in PS as you did Glynn. Very helpful video.

[@glyndewis]

That's great to hear the video is useful Keith...thanks. That's quite a drop on the right at that position huh :)

[@richardwebber6051]

Great video Glyn. Thanks.

[@glyndewis]

Cheers Richard

[@paulburwood8231]

Great tip Glyn; much appreciated

[@glyndewis]

Cheers Paul

[@HambletonRanger]

Hi Glyn you have both skill and Heart.👍

[@glyndewis]

Very kind...thank you Mike

[@BrianDukes]

I was wondering why you hadn't used the lens-correction - but as soon as I realised you'd stacked images together, that made more sense. Really impressive, and as you say subtle, but makes a big difference.

[@glyndewis]

Cheers Brian :)

[@rianverweijmeren7138]

Thank you very much Glyn! I tried to use that tool but I didn't know how, Now I know too.

[@glyndewis]

That's great to hear Rian...glad it helped :)

[@nickbowman3505]

Helpful thanks for sharing this technique and nice mono image

[@glyndewis]

Thanks a lot Nick

[@otavioleitefotografia]

Great tip!

[@glyndewis]

Thanks 👍

[@davidecomba8445]

Great Glyn!!!

[@glyndewis]

Thanks

[@sergedaleiden5597]

Brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing this very helpful alternative to LR to us.

[@glyndewis]

Thanks for looking in Serge; glad you like it

[@sergedaleiden5597]

@@glyndewis Sure do!

[@VictorvanDijkNL]

The adaptive wideangle filter works a bit more subtle, when only local adjustments are needed.

[@glyndewis]

👍🏻

[@hanswi336]

Well done! But wouldn't it be more realistic (to our brain...) if the church wasn't completely upright?

[@glyndewis]

Not really no, because when I was there looking at it, it was upright ... it's the lens that makes it appear otherwise

[@anthonycrothers_Photography]

Superb! Great tutorial mate, save a fortune on tilt shift lenses! Love the drone footage also. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@glyndewis]

Thank you mate :)

[@garyrowe58]

The church is above centre in tbe photograph, so it looks like you are looking up to it. Therefore, we expect the top of the tower to be further away than the bottom ... so we expect the top to be narrower than the bottom. Having its sides parallel is therefore unatural.

[@glyndewis]

Paralysis of Analysis

[@antonisthomas6216]

Perfect!!!!

[@glyndewis]

Thanks Antonis