How to pull one corner
Real Estate photographer. I often need to transform (keystone) a photo using just one corner, or one corner more than the corner on the opposite side. In Photoshop, the command was Transform, then you could hold the Control key (Windows) and pull or push just one corner of the image. This is needed quite often for me, and I'm hoping I can move from my old version of Photoshop (CS5) to Brand New ON1 Photo RAW (2023)!
Any help?
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The transform panel under the tone and color settings has a keystone function that you can use
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Brian Lawson: Yes, and it's helpful, but not the answer I need. I need "free transform" so I can stretch one corner of the image. Thanks.
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So just pull on the one corner you need. That’s all we have to work with.
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Brian Lawson - Pulling on one corner resizes the image in a square or rectangular fashion. I need it to "skew" or "distort" the image >>toward<< that one corner. See attached image.
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That image is the feature in Photoshop that I am trying to find in ON1PR
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Actually, I don't think ON1 has that ability directly. Instead, you need to use the keystone tool in transform. Keystone works a bit backward from what you want, you need to align it with something that is supposed to be square and it will straighten it out for you. That will be easy if you have a rectangular item in the photo to guide you. If not, it's going to be trial and error to get it right.
Also, the transform that you're referring to in the above post is the wrong one. You need the transform in DEVELOP.
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Rick - Thanks for your input. You are right, sort of, in your last statement. When I said, "Pulling on one corner resizes the image in a square or rectangular fashion", I was referring to the ON1 Transform tool in the left panel. But I have also tried the "right one", the Transform panel in the ON1 Develop module, and neither one will do what I've done thousands of times over the last 10 years with Photoshop CS5.
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I guess I wasn't clear in my first post. The Transform panel that Rick showed is what I was talking about. Sorry it isn't what you're looking for.
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Jerry, I've already said transform won't work the way PS does. ON1 does it differently. It works just fine, but it's not going to work like it did in PS. You're using a different program now and you need to learn to use the tools that are provided.
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Understood. Thanks again for your input!
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