S Smythe Registered User Messages 69 8 Nov 2013 #1 I have a scanned image which is slightly rotated (not true horizontal) which I want to place in a report. Unfortunately I'm unable to scan the image again. Is there any way I can rotate the image slightly to make it horizontal? I know in MS-Paint it's possible to rotate images by 90 or 180 degrees, but I only want to rotate this image by about 10 or 20 degrees. Thanks!!
I have a scanned image which is slightly rotated (not true horizontal) which I want to place in a report. Unfortunately I'm unable to scan the image again. Is there any way I can rotate the image slightly to make it horizontal? I know in MS-Paint it's possible to rotate images by 90 or 180 degrees, but I only want to rotate this image by about 10 or 20 degrees. Thanks!!
J Jazz01 Registered User Messages 1,016 8 Nov 2013 #2 Hi, Picassa (free download) would be able to "straighten" it. Option is under "Commonly needed fixes" -> "Straighten" when editing the photo itself.. I am using Picassa 3.9.0
Hi, Picassa (free download) would be able to "straighten" it. Option is under "Commonly needed fixes" -> "Straighten" when editing the photo itself.. I am using Picassa 3.9.0
N newirishman Registered User Messages 1,182 8 Nov 2013 #3 Assuming you are using a Windows PC, you can use any of the free image manipulation software like gimp or some of the free photoshop stuff, or some of the free online tools like http://pixlr.com/editor/ And +1 on Picassa!
Assuming you are using a Windows PC, you can use any of the free image manipulation software like gimp or some of the free photoshop stuff, or some of the free online tools like http://pixlr.com/editor/ And +1 on Picassa!