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Using the Adaptive Wide Angle filter

Using the Adaptive Wide Angle filter - Photoshop Tutorial

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Using the Adaptive Wide Angle filter

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- [Instructor] In this movie we'll take a look at a filter known as Adaptive Wide Angle. Which between you and me, is highly unpredictable, but at times it can be useful. And we're going to use it to take this distorted fisheye photograph, with its rounded horizon and even more rounded vertical elements and we're going to straighten everything up as we're seeing here. So, the first step is to go up to the File menu, and choose Browse in Bridge. And notice this photograph right here Max in Mexico.gpr. GPR is GoPro's raw file format. And as I'm recording this, it's pretty new. It's included along with the GoPro HERO5 Black. And so I'll open this image up by right-clicking on it and choosing "Open in Camera Raw" or you can press Control + R, or Command + R on a Mac. Now as you can see, I've already applied a bunch of development settings. And so if you want to see how the image looked before I worked on it, you can choose Camera Raw Defaults, like so. And so obviously, most of my efforts…

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