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2. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
Rotating an image increases the canvas size and the file size to accommodate the image.
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3. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
If you want to do the rotation without increasing canvas size, I suggest Edit > Transform > Rotate. It is possible to specify the desired degree of rotation in the Options bar.
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4. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
If I'm working with multiple layers, how can I select multiple layers to do so?
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5. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
No problem. Click on the top layer in the set you want to rotate, hold the Shift key and click on the bottom layer in the set to select all the layers in the set. Then Edit > Transform > Rotate.
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6. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
I hope this isn't too massive but essentially the very center is what I'm trying to work on. The lines are to show scale more or less.
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8. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
Here you go:
1. Make a Selection of the area you want to rotate.I chose to include your T markers, you my choose to select only the gear (lens?) for rotation.
2. Edit > Transform > Rotate the multiple layers. Note that the center point of the rotation may be adjusted by you
3. Execute the Rotation
4. Final result.
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9. Re: Image arbitrary rotation
Ok, given the drawing, marquee-rotate would work just fine to avoid clipping.
Nice technique, norm
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