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Ask the experts how to de-fish this image taken with a 10.5mm



i didn't quite know where to put this so i hope it's appropriately placed.

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I know some use DxO optics, I'd love to know the steps in Adobe

ask stubbsy he uses dxo optics like a box of tissues in the hands of a person afflicted with the flu

A quick guess using PS2, Filter>distort>Spherise.



Could not seem to vary the rate of defish ...

I did this in a few minutes just using "skew" in CS2

DXO only works with the NEF files.
Cheers,
Gerard

DXO only works with the NEF files.

Not strictly true, DxO works with any picture file where the EXIF is intact and the images dimensions match those in the EXIF.

Any RAW or JPG file straight out of the camera works just fine.

Pictures like this resized for the web and EXIF stripped do not work in DxO.

wendellt wrote:ask stubbsy he uses dxo optics like a box of tissues in the hands of a person afflicted with the flu

Nice allusion Wendell . And DxO is what I'd suggest for this too - you can get a demo version from http://www.dxo.com. I can't live without it since it lets you defish between 0 & 100%. Read my review in the first issue of Chimp.