Photoshop Secrets 20: Easily Remove Distortion (Perspective & Barrel)

A tutorial showing you how to correct perspective and barrel distortion in Photoshop using Distort and Adaptive Wide Angle
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[@RaduDumitrache]

Thank you teacher with an awesome voice and accent! Crystal clear information !

[@paulscottfilms]

Nice Jimmy. I have been struggling with curvature for ages in panoramas, and I mince around with puppet warp. This should help me straighten horizon curvature.

[@7538fo]

This lesson was surprisingly hard to find among other's guided corrections, which weren't suitable to me. Thanks!

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

You're very welcome!

[@ruivam]

The adaptive wide angle is insane! I didn't know the shift trick to create the horizon line. The result is simply perfect! Thank you, that was very useful.

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

Glad it helped!

[@ArianaAbedini]

Thank you for sharing this really helpful video with us! I managed to fix my photos thanks to your tutorial!

[@nicolasbustamante5776]

Thanks man you have saved me with this great tutorial!

[@rickb6029]

very informative, thanks. I use adaptive wide angle too on a scene like this, but I use many more vertical and horizontal constraints so that all vertical are vertical. I also bring the constraint lines to the edge of the image. then diagonal lines may need to be straightened... I may have 40 constraint lines in the end. You're right, it's not a perfect tool, but it's still great on wide angle and pano images.

[@kevinmccarthy5522]

The distort tool!. . why didn't I think of that!. . .Thanks Jimmy. . .sometimes the best tips are those simple ones. I'm a new subscriber and love your videos. ..thanks.

[@mon-lx8ng]

thanks jimmy thats a good tutorial and tips it will help me a lot to fix distortion

[@IgorsPlay]

I dont use Adaptive Wide Angle never before, thanks for this :) awesome tutorial...

[@YannickSoler]

Absolutely great tutorial! You've learned me something, today! Thanks a lot!

[@sovu9399]

Thank you! very usefull.

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

You're welcome!

[@kinesis28]

Superb video! Thanks for the upload.

[@cosawanty]

Never knew about holding the shift key to set a lock. Cheers for that tip.

[@rancorous]

if i am not wrong, after creating the line, right-click on the line inside the circle to set a horizontal or vertical lock.

[@speel1959]

Handy tutorial Jimmy...many thanks !

[@charlesparker6167]

great tutorial, thanks! Love your videos and your pictures!

[@elrana1000]

Thank you Jimmy!!, very useful tutorial as usual.

[@DiviPhotos]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@john3Lee]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you. ✔️

[@akshaysaxena2059]

really helpful. thank you for this great tutorial. Cheers

[@shannonchan9358]

Thanks Jimmy, very useful

[@JhonMeza]

Thanks Jimmy, very helpful!

[@michaeleicken3645]

Very useful, thanks a lot !!!

[@Robertobinetti70]

Thanks,great work

[@timur7381]

Jimmy, nice tutorial as always! I was wondering, maybe you could release a new course themed as "color grading landscapes" - your photos all have amazing color, and I'd gladly pay to learn how to grade my photos properly.

[@odukar2315]

As always great tips!

[@rajubolla6488]

Useful thanks jimmy

[@PinoyAtenean]

I cant select Auto correction :( what seems to be the problem?

[@montfrederic9751]

Thank you!

[@ThomasDutour]

I agree with you the adaptative wide angle tool is far from perfect. I mostly use DXO Viewpoint, it is simpler to use and works very well.

[@janorszulik6429]

Crop is alright, even bigger missing area can be resolved with content aware tool in most cases, if not then some carefully planned cloning will.

[@Shivkumar2424]

it very interesting and useful

[@thyroidnodule]

Thank you for your tutorial! But in the Adaptive wide angle, my I can't not set up "auto" setting, the error message says "lens profile not found". So it appears that "auto"setting can only be used on certain lens. Any ideas?

[@Spearheady]

OMG, this is so freaking awesome !! :)

[@davebhianco4748]

very nice!

[@우스_기알]

Thank you

[@MMartyMM7]

I love you, till now I thought the puppet tool is the only one possible but still not exact, I was loosing my hope, thanks

[@kysersoze739]

Thanks a lot Jimmy!, I didn't knew about the shift option and usually I was just applying lens profiles, BTW, Do you have a preferred method to De-Fisheye?, I just got the Samyang 12mm for Nikon FX and it has great IQ but I want to find a good way to properly De-Fish some of the images without losing too much details, maybe even for a future upgrade in RayaPro you could include some tools for that and color grading, Thanks again!

[@tigerconservationsub-commi6361]

thx, nice

[@truthseekers666]

This looks like hard work. In CC 2016 and 2017 you can use CAMERA RAW in filters and select lens type and if your metadata has the camera type stored it will select it for you automatically, otherwise you can select camera lens manually by name, at which point you can remove chromatic aberration as well. Much faster and more accurate than this method. Hope this helps.

[@JimmyMcIntyre]

truthseekers666 hi there, camera RAW is useful, but it is not more accurate, which is why every high end photographer I work with do not use ACR for complete lens distortion removal. Most of us use the Lens Corrections options like remove CA and remove barrel distortion, as you mentioned, but when shooting with wide angles, there is almost always more work left to do in PS. When people ask me the difference between Camera RAw and Lightroom, compared to Photoshop, I always say that ACR/LR are built to be user friendly, they give us nice buttons and sliders that are easier to use. But with that we sacrifice many of the options and the accuracy we get from using Photoshop.

[@fujikawa57]

Hi! What is the difference in using the lens profile in Lightroom and with this method?

[@ThePoplord2010]

when i finish the edit i found the sharpness less or little bit like our of focus ! how to fix that?

[@tusharpatnaik5787]

in my photoshop cc there is no wide angle lens filters?how can i get some please tell me

[@digitaldevotionpublication3039]

You should have it, It's in ours it's probably a hidden function. Check out "Dehaze photoshop" He will lead you to that hidden function where you will access that WAF

[@unlokia]

Or just use "SKRWT" app on iOS or Android, and bypass all this unnecessary fiddle.

[@13Clicks]

bitchen~~ thanks!

[@GMoney-B]

Lol. I haven't heard that phrase since the late 90's to 2000's. Love it! haha.

[@intuitivmedia]

thank you!