Thank you for the information. I recently switched from 25 years using PSP to Photoshop and slow tutorials drive me crazy. You talk and work fast and it's just what I need to learn everything quickly that I know how to do in PSP but not PSD. Thank you so much!
Great video but i have a question man! You mentioned duplicating the image first before rotating, now i want to ask, how do you rotate only the scene and characters on the image without changing the ratio. For an example Dalle 3 generated images of portraits always have the character and scene one sided and bed but the ratio of 9:16 remains. How do i do in this situation?
I just installed Photoshop 21 on a new computer, The move tool on the old PC, if I pasted a selection onto a new image the Move would automatically put the selection box around the item so I could rotate it, or resize it with out having to use (cttl T). I can't remember how I got that to work by default. I Clicked around in options and could not see a option for that.
Thank you for your video. I have a problem: I succeeded in turning the canvas 90 degrees. When I open the file again, the canvas does not turn 90 degrees; it resets. How can I solve this problem?
Is there any way to use the rotate (R) button and saving the image the way it is then & there? The other rotation tool distorts the image unfortunately, as any other software does.
No unfortunately not. You could rotate your image layer, make the background transparent, and export as PNG. This would keep the orientation of your rotated image for what it sounds like you need.
In previous versions, once in control T, by pressing the Option button and clicking in any point of the image, it would set the pivot position and leave it there until you decided to move it. Now if I go out and back into ctrl-T but need to do rotations on the previous pivot point I need to reposition the pivot. Is it possible to change the pivot position an make it stay in that position? I hope this makes sense.
Snapseed app has an option to rotate the whole image. Yes, it basically crops a little bit (works well with non close-ups), but it keeps the picture in portrait shape, unlike arbitrary function where it rotates the whole picture but then I have a white background. I like to rotate the pictures I take a tad because it appears "professional-like". I only get this result in snapseed, but is there a way photoshop can do this so you don't have a white background when you rotate the picture?
Thank you for the information. I recently switched from 25 years using PSP to Photoshop and slow tutorials drive me crazy. You talk and work fast and it's just what I need to learn everything quickly that I know how to do in PSP but not PSD. Thank you so much!
After watching number of videos only yours come right. Thank you Brendan!
Really appreciate the tip about how to make the Pivot Visible and how to Move it.
Finally a video with every rotation scenario in mind !!! THANK You GOOD SIR,
Love you videos. Learn a lot. You speak “down-to-earth”. So glad I subscribed.
I appreciate that!
Great video but i have a question man! You mentioned duplicating the image first before rotating, now i want to ask, how do you rotate only the scene and characters on the image without changing the ratio. For an example Dalle 3 generated images of portraits always have the character and scene one sided and bed but the ratio of 9:16 remains. How do i do in this situation?
I wish you would've started with image rotation instead of with moving a text or small piece of the image.
This is a good explanation , How to rotate any selection/ picture or anything in PS .
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HI thanks. When I use arbitrary, the image rotate but then i chekered background remains in same position. I do I get the backgrond to rotate too?
Thanks
I just installed Photoshop 21 on a new computer, The move tool on the old PC, if I pasted a selection onto a new image the Move would automatically put the selection box around the item so I could rotate it, or resize it with out having to use (cttl T). I can't remember how I got that to work by default. I Clicked around in options and could not see a option for that.
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I have a picture of a look straight face. I want to turn the face to the left or right, up or down, can I do that? and if I can, then how?
Thank you for your video. I have a problem: I succeeded in turning the canvas 90 degrees. When I open the file again, the canvas does not turn 90 degrees; it resets. How can I solve this problem?
excellent teaching video
Thank You So Much Sir🙏.
Thx!
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excellent job bro
woohhh thank you now I can move and rotate it
Thanks friend! Just what I needed today! Presented very well!
This is my go to video. Finally! Thank you
what a sweet smile. thank you!
What a nice comment 💁🏻♂️💁🏻♂️
Psd wont let me do temporary rotation :( and it makes retouching hard!
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You can access Transform by going Edit-> Transform -> rotate. Control+T just doesn’t work for me.
Hi Brendan.. can i animate the rotation of a Layer Mask? Actually I need to animate the scaling process..
very helpful. you're better than my teacher when I was in Highschool
Straight to the point, thank you.
really appreciate your videos， it is so nice to the freshman with every steps are so clear
Any way to rotate a layer while zoomed in? I need fine tuned alignment so need to be zoomed in and rotate.
Thanks!
You can just follow the same steps outlined here, but while zoomed into the canvas. It will still work the same 👍🏻
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Is there any way to use the rotate (R) button and saving the image the way it is then & there? The other rotation tool distorts the image unfortunately, as any other software does.
No unfortunately not. You could rotate your image layer, make the background transparent, and export as PNG. This would keep the orientation of your rotated image for what it sounds like you need.
Perfect! Thanks for time-stamping so I could jump to the section I needed.
So cool I like it
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
everything i needed all in one video without fluff. to the point! MUCH appreciated :)
In previous versions, once in control T, by pressing the Option button and clicking in any point of the image, it would set the pivot position and leave it there until you decided to move it. Now if I go out and back into ctrl-T but need to do rotations on the previous pivot point I need to reposition the pivot. Is it possible to change the pivot position an make it stay in that position? I hope this makes sense.
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No problem!
Snapseed app has an option to rotate the whole image. Yes, it basically crops a little bit (works well with non close-ups), but it keeps the picture in portrait shape, unlike arbitrary function where it rotates the whole picture but then I have a white background. I like to rotate the pictures I take a tad because it appears "professional-like". I only get this result in snapseed, but is there a way photoshop can do this so you don't have a white background when you rotate the picture?
In some cases GIMP is so much more intuitive than photoshop is unbelievable
Where Is Transfrom Tool?
Command/Control + T
Why is this 6 minutes long dude
Ctrl t
why the fuck is this 6minutes
Thank you very much 😊