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Trying to do some perspective drawing - using edit->transform->perspective to distort architectural drawings into place. When I do small distortions it seems to work fine, but larger distrortions cause straight diagonal lines to start curving - see attached example:
photoshopDistortionProblems.png - Google Drive
Is there a way to stop that happening? It makes it way harder to do old-fashioned perspective stuff like this ConceptArt.org: Art Forums,​ so much of it involves having diagonal construction lines, and obviously if they're curving it's impossible to figure out what on earth is going on!
Thanks!
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Paste the image into the thread. I'm not logging in anywhere just to view an image of unknown origin.
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To follow Dag's sage advice, choose this:
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haha, sorry - was looking for that, couldn't see it 🙂 thanks
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With Google Drive there is no need to log in. It's just a link to an image.
Here it is:
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I can reproduce that - try using Perspective warp instead
Dave
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He did - see his example on the left.
I can reproduce this as well, and in my mind this is a rather ugly bug. I tried the same transformation in other software, and it transforms correctly in those.
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I read that he had used Transform Perspective in both cases. The right image had just transformed further.
Perspective Warp does not seem to suffer this issue
I've raised a bug report here, you may wish to add your own comments :
Photoshop Transform Perspective issue | Photoshop Family Customer Community
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yup, that's correct davescm - they're both using "transform perspective", but when you go beyond a certain point it starts curving. I actually do quite a bit of perspective drawing in photoshop, using that tool a lot, and haven't noticed this before - not sure if that's because it only occurs with extreme distortions or because it's a recent bug/"feature" though 🙂 Thanks for adding the bug, think it probably qualifies as one...