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Overview
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The available tool options for the Perspective Tool can be
accessed by double clicking the Perspective Tool icon.
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Affect
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The transformation can affect the Layer, the Selection, and
the Path differently. These three buttons associate the
remainder of the options to one of those three elements.
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Transform Direction
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Forward (Traditional): Performs
transformation according to the direction of grid lines: if
grid is bent 10° to the left then the image will be bent 10°
to the left too.
Backward (Corrective): Performs
transformation in the reverse direction of grid lines: if
grid is bent 10° to the left then the image will be bent
10° to the right and so will be set upright. This option is
used to correct perspective deformations. You bend grid
lines to align them on the image lines that you want
straighten up then you click Transform in the Info Window.
You can have to clip the image after this transformation.
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Interpolation
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The Interpolation drop-down list allows
you to choose the quality of the transformation. For more
information about the different methods that can be
employed, see the glossary entry
Interpolation.
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Clip Result
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This option will clip the transformated image to the original image
size.
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Preview
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Here, Preview is superimposed on the image. The
drop-down list gives you four possibilities:
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Outline: Puts a frame to mark
the image outline, with a handle on each corner.
Movements will affect this frame only.
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Grid: Puts a grid on the image,
with four handles. Movements will affect this grid
only.
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Image: Here, the preview is a
copy of the image superimposed on the image, with an
outline. Movements affect this copy and the
underlying image appears.
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Grid+Image: Both turn at the
same time.
Preview type is only for greater convenience. Whatever your
choice, result will be the same when you clic on the
Transform button in the Perspective
Transform Information dialog
Options with grid activate a drop-list with two options:
Number of Grid Lines will allow control
over the total number of displayed grid lines. Use the
slider to set the number of grid lines.
Grid Line Spacing allows control over
the distance between the grid lines. Use the slider to set
the distance.
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When transforming a path, Preview options are not valid:
only Outline is active.
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