This will be the final article in this series on Perspective. Before we leave the topic, I wanted to give you a quick example of how this same technique can be used to do a perspective clone within an image. There are other tools in Photoshop such as the clone…
This is the fourth article in the series on compositing with perspective. We have covered the basic concepts of perspective, examined how to find the vanishing point and horizon in an image and discussed why the horizon is important. In this lesson we will demonstrate how to test whether the horizon…
For this third article on perspective we are going to discuss some general concepts to apply when you do not have enough information in your image to determine a horizon or vanishing point. Sometimes we use stock images. Images may already be cutout from their background leaving no indication of…
Last lesson we talked about perspective in general terms and looked at the relationship between the vanishing point of a shape and the horizon and also discussed how the camera can affect the perspective of the image. This lesson we are going to examine some images and find the horizon…
A search of YouTube on the topic of Understanding Perspective for Photoshop Composting will produce several videos on perspective, most of which will explain how to use the various perspective tools in Photoshop like perspective warp, perspective crop and vanishing point. The videos do a very good job of explaining…