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    Sometimes i'm having photos rejected due problems with horizon levelling. Usually I use the ruler tool in Photoshop and then rotate it CW or CCW as needed.

    In this photo I didn't level it because I was unable to see that it is not levelled.

    Can someone help on this one, is it really unlevelled ?

    Level problem

    Thanks,

    Joao Pereira

  • #2
    Joao,
    It does need 1 degree CCW rotation. Always zoom in when leveling.....it is more accurate.

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    • #3
      ^^That being said, use the corne... argh shoooot !

      Edit: Greg has already got it pictured !
      Last edited by MaxPower; 2006-05-19, 10:53.
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      • #4
        Really difficult to detect. Thanks a lot Greg.

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        • #5
          You can use any straight objects in the frame, buildings, Light poles, or Towers.
          Once yo have ruled out the tool, the CS will automatically calculate how much +- it will need to turn left or right.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by spapa
            Really difficult to detect........
            yes especially that last one degree.....hence level before cropping,or zoom your crop.
            You also have your in-camera sharpening set to "HARD"........change to "NORMAL"
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            • #7
              Hi.
              Have to bring up another level rejection.



              How would you level it? To the right or to the left?

              Thanks for your help.

              Georg
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              Last edited by DRS-Spotter; 2011-09-16, 06:51.

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              • #8
                It needs about 1 degree CCW. Don't trust the ligh poles, use the verticals on the building on the left.


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                • #9
                  Thanks, the light poles and the building were the reasons why I was confused. I'll give it at try.

                  Thanks.

                  Georg
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                  Last edited by DRS-Spotter; 2011-09-16, 06:51.

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                  • #10
                    Hey Georg.

                    In your Saab picture's case, the light poles is too blurry to be used, I cant even see the middle of it. Good thing you asked. As the poles can trick sometimes, and you misses a few 0.4 degrees or more.

                    I used both the light poles and building to measure and to find the exact aligment to vert. and horiz.
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                    • #11
                      Be careful using smaller light poles to level a photo as vehicles do crash into them or they may not have been put up 100% straight in the first place.

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                      • #12
                        here's my second attempt. I think it's unlevel too. If yes I'll pull it from the queue and upload another pic from take-off.
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                        Thanks for your hints.

                        Georg
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                        Last edited by DRS-Spotter; 2011-09-16, 06:52.

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                        • #13
                          Looks like it could need 0.59 CW rotation to me.
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                          • #14
                            Thanks for your help guys....the second version is now online.

                            [photoid=5752345]

                            Georg
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                            Last edited by DRS-Spotter; 2011-09-16, 06:52.

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