Tilting photos

I would like to tilt some of my photos at different angles, as opposed to vertical and horizontal parameters. Can Aperture do this?

I found the way to tilt photos.
In the"Size & Position" menu, included with the "x" "y" "width" and height" variable, there is an adjustment named "angle." You can tilt the photo by adjusting its angle. If the photo doesn't look proper at the angle you selected, then rotate the image under the "images" pull down menu in the very top toolbar.

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Tilting Photos and Text

I want to know if it has some feature that will let you put text or pictures at a tilted angle.
Can you do that?

After placing the picture on the page, open the Inspector and select the metrics tab. It has the ruler tilted at a 45 degree angle. You'll see Rotate - that's how.
Take some time to learn all the options in the Inspector palette. It is the secret to using Pages - and most any other OS X application.

Jagged still photos in FCP when rotated

I tilted JPEG photos in FCP timeline, I see how the edges are rough, like jagged. Is there a better way of tilting photos and moves w/o seeing the jagged edge?
thanks

You can also apply an edge feather to the image in FCP. Double-click it to load it into thew Viewer window, open the Crop controls and apply a setting of about 8 to 12 to Feather Edge.
-DH

Photo Booth head tilted effects problem

If you go on photo booth, go to chimpmunk effect or something, tilt your head, the effect won't work why is this

Well, the effects windows are like 9 per page, so the computer is doing a lot of work. My Core Duo hits like 60%+ CPU usage. I wouldn't say I have a 2 second delay, thats a little long, but it itsn't realtime smooth either. Max the RAM is all I can suggest. Thats an intensive program to try and render 9 windows with different filters in realtime.
Thats just the reality of PhotoBooth and a single core CPU. You can get another 1GB in that puppy, I'd suggest you get some more.

Can I do a tilt-shift effect to my photos in iPhoto?

I read yesterday that I can create a tilt-shift effect in iPhoto, but I can't find information on how to do it. Does anyone know?
D. Turner

Are you referring to the picture frames and text boxes in an iPhoto book? If so try these key combinations:
You can "adjust" a photo frame or text box size on a page with the following key combinations:
Command + Option +⬆arrow: increase frame height.
Command + Option +⬇arrow: decrease frame height.
Command + Option + ➜ arrow: increase frame width.
Command + Option + ⬅ arrow: decrease frame width.
To adjust its position on the page use these key combinations:
Command + Control + ➜ arrow: move frame to right.
Command + Control + ⬅ arrow: move frame to left.
Command + Control + ⬆ arrow: rotate frame counter clockwise.
Command + Control + ⬇ arrow: rotate frame clockwise.
You can conver the standard frame (on the left) to this one (on the right)
If this isn't it there's only the Straighten tool in iPhoto's Edit mode.
OT

In PSE 9 - how can I tilt the top of the photo forwards to get a better perspective

In PSE 9 - how can I tilt the top of the photo forwards to get a better perspective

There are two main methods:
You can use lens correction
Filter >> Correct Lens Distortion
Then use the sliders to correct perspective.
Or use the menu bar:
Image >> Transform Perspective
Than drag the corner handles to correct and then crop.

When i send a photo taken on ipad it appears upside down at addressees but fine on ipad email

when i forward a photo taken on ipad it appears upside down to addressees but fine on my ipad email as a cc copy?

Here are links to four short MOV files showing the four orientations for the iPhone 4S. I had to upload them to DropBox for you as all of my available Cloud based mail programs choked on saving or sending these little video files.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7584570/IMG_0061.MOV
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7584570/IMG_0062.MOV
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7584570/IMG_0063.MOV
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7584570/IMG_0064.MOV
I usually record hockey games in Landscape mode with the Home Button of the iPhone on the left side with the screen facing me. That is the mov file IMG_0063.MOV
Apple's QuickTime Player displays it correctly, while the VLC player, which ignores exif flags plays it upside down. So does the Plex Media streamer ignore the flag, so does the thunderbird mail app ignore the flag, and so on. Adobe looks at the exif flags so they get it right.
My movies are of four Post It Notes, each one describing the location of the Home Button. Take a series of four pictures oriented like my test MOV files , then take 4 short MOV files of the same iPhone orientation. If the results are "misoriented" then the software you are using to look at them is ignoring the orientation flages.
For more detail of this subject look at http://www.impulseadventure.com/photo/exif-orientation.html
JPEG Rotation and EXIF Orientation
Digital Cameras with orientation sensors allow auto-rotation of portrait images. Unfortunately, support for this feature is not widespread or consistently applied.
Digital Cameras with Orientation Sensors
Many newer digital cameras (both dSLR and Point & Shoot digicams) have a built-in orientation sensor. Virtually all Canon and Nikon digital cameras have an orientation sensor. The output of this sensor is used to set the EXIF orientation flag in the image file's metatdata to reflect the positioning of the camera with respect to the ground. Canon calls their sensor the "Intelligent Orientation" sensor. It is presumably a 2-axis tilt sensor, allowing 4 possible orientations to be detected (shown in the left side of the diagram in the link above).

Make 3D Flash wedding photo gallery with songs

Last week, my dearest sister got married. There were about a gazillion things to love about her wedding day… so many moments all wrapped up into one very totally unforgotten event. I took lots of wedding photos on her wedding day and wanted to give her a surprise of making her a 3D flash wedding photo gallery with wedding songs.
As I expected, my sister was moved, many thanks she said to me. Now I just want to give my many thanks to Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery. It is a wedding gallery making software that helped me make so gorgeous flash gallery with my sister's wedding pictures. Knowing nothing about flash making, I never thought making a splendid 3D flash gallery would be so easy. My friend, do you eager to make your own cool, awesome flash gallery now? Do you eager to sharing your wedding photos in a stunning 3D photo gallery? Let me show you the way!
What you'll need:
1. Wedding photos and wedding songs for your 3D flash gallery
2. Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery
Step 1: Download & install Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery
We'll be using a very nice 3D gallery making software 'Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery' to making a romantic wedding flash gallery with wedding photos and wedding songs, head over here and download the free trial version. Next step is to install the program.
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You can add up to 500 photos that you want to use in your wedding photo gallery, arrange the photos as you like. Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery supports a wide range of file formats for images, such as .jpg, .bmp, .gif. Click "Add Caption" to add title and description for your wedding photos. And you can also crop and add special effects to them to make your wedding photos more perfect
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Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery offer you an easy way to make a stunning wedding photo gallery by choosing from variety of flash gallery templates. A flash gallery template automatically put preset decoration to wedding gallery. When you select a preset flash gallery template, you're able to enhance it by customizing some additional settings, such as background, thumbnail effects, playback options and scrolling actions. For the adventurous users, explore the powerful advanced features and tools that gives you total control over how you compose your wedding flash photo gallery.
Step 4: Add some wedding songs for your wedding flash gallery
Wedding songs are a very important factor to consider when making your wedding flash photo gallery. They set the general mood and tone for your gallery, while also allowing you to express your feelings through music. You may find the perfect wedding songs out of hundreds of popular wedding songs and music through Amazon.com or iTunes.
In this step, you can add some wedding songs as background music to play along with your wedding flash gallery. Click Add Music button to browse and add your wedding songs. You can add, remove and edit the wedding music files. And you may check the option to control the background music looping or not.
Step 5: Preview and publish your 3D wedding flash gallery
It is advisable that you preview the wedding flash gallery at least once, before you publish it. Click and drag mouse for scrolling and tilting the 3D flash gallery. Click on the thumbnail to zoom in and out the photos. You have several options to share and publish your 3D wedding photo gallery, such as SWF, EXE and HTML. It depends on your needs.
OK, now your wedding flash gallery is done. What do you think of the wedding flash gallery that I made for my sister? End with my sister's sentences "Fun is not ending, romantic is not ending, and love is just beginning!" Wish your wedding pictures can also be splendid as my sister's, and your love is just beginning, enjoy!
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As for AS3 part of it, I am not sure your code really works. There are syntax and logical errors there.
I think you need to take it step by step and accomplish several task in the following sequences:
1. Write code that loads XML correctly;
2. Write code that enables buttons;
3. Write code that will load images on button clicks.
The code below shows in principal what needs to be done in order to load XML and make the data in this XML available for further consumption. Also, by accomplishing this step you will iron out all the PHP vs Flash wrinkles including your XML.
Please note, I don't know your XML structure so all the parsing issues you need to resolve yourself.
Once you get handle on it - we, hopefully, will talk about steps 2 and 3.
import flash.display.Loader;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.net.*;
var images:XML;
var myRequest:URLRequest;
var myLoader:URLLoader;
// list of image urls that will come from loaded XML
var imageList:XMLList;
myRequest = new URLRequest("Photography.php");
myLoader = new URLLoader();
myLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onFileLoaded);
// suggested handler for unexpected errors - avoids some headaches
myLoader.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, onLoadError);
myLoader.load(myRequest);
// Note: all the listeners are removed
// it is always wise to remove listeners that are needed any longer
// to make objects eligible for arbage collection
function onLoadError(e:IOErrorEvent):void
     trace(e.toString());
     myLoader.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onFileLoaded);
     myLoader.removeEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, onLoadError);
function onFileLoaded(e:Event):void
     myLoader.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onFileLoaded);
     myLoader.removeEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, onLoadError);
     images = new XML(myLoader.data);
     // only now xml is ready and you can start loading images
     imageList= images.pic;

IOS 7 is not letting me scale my photos the way I want to for my background. Anyone know any tips or a way to make a suggestion to the company?

I want to be able to use a sideways photo as a lock screen, but every time it zooms in so that the top edges line up with the top and bottom of the screen, ruining the effect of the photo. I don't want it to do this and it will not let me zoom out. Is there a way to get around this, or a way to bring it up as a suggestion for a system improvement?

Ok, I just found the solution Thank God
You see how with the new update the icons move as you tilt the phone to give you that "fancy" 3D look, well because of this the wallpaper gets distorted.
I turned this option off, and the wallpaper resizing issue went away
Here is how to turn that dumb 3D option off (which also drains your battery):
Navigate to the iOS 7 Settings -> General -> Accessibility -> Reduce Motion -> ON
Yep, that's all.
Enjoy

How can I pivot a photo or graphic?

How can I pivot a picture or graphic? I know how to tilt the photo on the X or Y axis. But I'm looking to pivot the photo on a Z axis.
By that I mean...image a regular rectangle pivoted into a trapazoid so that one side is tilted back into the center of the frame, as that side recedes into the center of frame, the length of that side shrinks in the distance.
Can this be done with Keynote 3?
Panther.

I haven't seen anything that can do this with Keynote. There ARE other applications that use CoreImage that can do this, but not within Keynote.

Scaling Photos

I'm confused on the best practice for handling photos which I might (or not), pan or zoom. I've heard that resizing in Photoshop is better than in Premiere--better interpolation algorithms. Let's say I plan to work with the native 3:2 aspect ratio of the images. If I'm editing at 720x1280, for example, my native RAW DSLR Canon 40 D image is 3888 x 2592, I would have to downsize in PS bringing my image to 25% of its original size (approximately) for it to fit the screen full image. Or I'd have to downsize to about 40-50% size if I want to leave room for zooming, panning etc. Or I can bring in the image at its natural size, scale to fit automatically, and then resize manually. Or do the same without clicking scale to fit. All of these work, but what is the best practice, maintaining optimal IQ of the image?
Thanks
kdoc

Kdoc,
Sorry that I did not state things clearly. Large still images require overhead to handle. I Scale to the Sequence's Frame Size, unless I will be doing Pans/Tiltson a Zoomed out image, and then will calculate how many pixels in which direction I need. That does take calculations, but will yield an image at the optimum size, with the smallest amount of processing overhead. Now, there WAS the benefit of better Scaling in PS, up to PrPro CS5. That benefit has been removed, as Scaling should be just as good, in PrPro CS5. Still, the overhead exists.
In your case, as you have not figured out the amount of Pan/Tilt on Zoomed out images yet, I'd go with a common size, that allows one some room to Pan/Tilt, when the image is Zoomed out. It will eliminate extraneous pixels and their overhead.
When you have animated the Pan/Tilts, if you find that you do not need all the pixels, you can Scale safely in PrPro, and I would use the fixed Effect>Motion>Scale. If you are going to want to Pan/Tilt on Zoomed out images, do not use Scale to Frame Size, as that will Scale your images TO the Sequence Frame Size, and you will then not have the necessary extra pixels to use, as the images will have been Scaled to the Frame Size.
If I had some images, that I knew would NOT involve Pans/Tilts, I would do a separate Scaling with Automation in PS. Often, I will end up with maybe three folders of stills: 1 where there will be zero Pans/Tilts, and these will be Scaled exactly to my Frame Size. Then, there will be another, where I will Scale less, leaving extra pixels for the Pans/Tilts, and possibly another folder, with images with even more pixels for a lot of Panning and/or Tilting.
Note: The term "Tilting" is used as it would be with a camera. In an NLE, the proper term would probably be "Vertical Pan," where the more traditional Pan would be "Horizontal Pan."
Good luck,
Hunt
PS - as for that image overhead, remember that the image has not been actually acted upon, when it's in the Timeline. All pixels are still there. What we have done, when we Scale in PrPro is to have written a set of instructions, telling the program what to do with that image, when we go to Export. What we see is but a representation of that Scaling.
PPS - also remember that all pixels beyond the Frame Size of the Sequence are not seen, as they are effectively cropped by the Frame Size dimensions. It's like having a 16 x 20 photograph, and a 20 x 24 matte, but with an 11 x 14 aperture in it. With Panning, we basically slide that photograph behind the aperture in the matte. We can only see the segments of that photograph through that aperture.

Seriously! I can't rotate photos 90 degrees with a two finger gesture?

I received a mms from my momz and the picture is sideways. I went to rotate the photo with the two finger gesture just like on my mac in iphoto and it didn't work. Why would they leave this out? Seriously I can't do this on the Iphone 4S!? If you know of any way to do it on the phone it would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise I still have to tilt the phone a bit so it goes into landscape orientation then tilt my head to line up so I can get the same relative view as if it were right side up.

Different interface? Not completly. Touchpad...Touchscreen... What is the difference? Not really a complete difference. The touchpad is not on top of the screen and the same size (two differences there but the process is the same). I should be able to use the same gesture whether on my macpro touchpad or the touchscreen of my iphone to do the same thing with photos. They are both touch based devices. Placing two fingers on the touchpad (macPro) or the touchsreen (Iphone 4S) and then rotating each finger in the same orbit should rotate the photo. Works in Iphoto so the same should work for photos on the Iphone.

Photo: disable auto orientation?

Is there a way to tag jpeg files so that ipod touch won't auto orient them?
The default behavior is when viewing a landscape photo, I turn the ipod touch to landscape orientation and then wait for it to rotate the photo to landscape mode. Although this takes less than a second, it is still annoying.
I would like all photos to be displayed in the orientation that maximizes display size and let me turn the ipod touch if I want to (or I can just tilt my head).

i often think this would be a useful feature (not just for photos, personally i never use the landscape/coverflow mode when playing music - mostly because of the lack of control you have over what is playing - it's irritating if it switches by accident)
tell apple you would like it: http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodtouch.html

Tops of Photos Cut Off in Slideshow

In a slideshow, when showing a photo that has been taken with a DSLR tilted 90 degrees (i.e., so that the long axis is vertical, such as for tall buildings), I cannot get the top of the photo to show. Even if I pull the photo down using the hand tool (with or without the Ken Burns Effect) the top of the photo is cut off. Is there something I am doing wrong or some trick, or is this a known issue with iPhoto 6.?

Thank you. I am still having trouble. Following the directions for "Setting Pan and Zoom in Slide Show" still doesn't get me what I want. I am supposed to push Burns effect then Start and place pointer/hand on screen to start shot. It asks me to drag to place I want to begin pan; then press End and drag to spot where I'd like to end. I have cropped photos so I do not use the zoom feature but when following instructions nothing happens or as in one instance I dragged to left edge of screen and wanted it to pan to right and then pressed End and dragged hand to right. The only thing that happened in Preview was a very slight movement up and down (not left to right).In another instance, Preview played two different pans over and over neither of which I had tried to create(!). I have also just tried to place hand on one end (no dragging) then clicked End and placed hand at destination...still no luck Also, when working on each photo a new slide show folder is created. I am unable to drop it into the original folder I am working with...so I am not able to use it. What am I not doing? Thank you
iMac Mac OS X (10.4.8)
iMac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

PSE how to have photo automatically resize the a 12 X 12 background document

I was told that when you drag a photo onto a 12x12 document it will automatically resize to the 12 x 12. When I do it in PSE the photo is small...and asking me to transform it. Is this different within these two programs or is there a work around in PSE. I had a friend try it in her photoshop program and the image wasn't distorted at all...Didn't appear huge, like if I transform it.

Both are set at 300....it's a very small picture... 4x3 my online friend uses CS5 and said it automatically changed it to the 12x12 blank document when she dragged it on...I did that but it gets very large and blurry...I studied about smart objects and used place to open photo and then tried to resize it....she clipped a mask watercolor underneath to give it emphasis... she then tilted the whole picture.she's out of town for the moment...I was trying to figure out what she did...for the life of me I can't get mine to resize to the 12 x 12....it expands larger than hers when I try.
Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2012 11:18:13 -0600
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Subject: PSE how to have photo automatically resize the a 12 X 12 background document
    Re: PSE how to have photo automatically resize the a 12 X 12 background document
    created by photodrawken in Photoshop Elements - View the full discussion
When an image is added to a document, the incoming image is scaled to the resolution of the target document. Make sure the resolution is the same for both, or simply use the Move tool on the pasted image to resize it to suit. The incoming photo is never resized automatically to the target document's dimension. Ken
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