geoffrey_swenson

Does anyone know of a Photoshop based solution to duplicate the effects of DXO Viewpoint's volume deformation routine? That is to restore the wide angle caused proportions at the edge regions of the image. It would be wonderful if any of could point me to the right direction. Thanks! GS

<p>I know I get flack for this, but I always thought that it would be nice to have a feature in Lightroom where one could open a file RAW or other image file individually without going through the import\export hoopla.<br> G.S.</p>

<p>Silly me! I had the impresion that a borderless print was the goal.</p>

<p><em>"Then I copy the image on top of this new blank image(in Photoshop as a new layer)".</em><br> Just out of curiosity. What is the difference of having a layer over the background or printing a flattened copy. I am asking, because I know that some software has to be “tricked” to do what you want it to do.<br> Thanks,<br> GS</p>

<p>It might worth a try. Copy and open an existing JPG file, size up to match the TIFF file's size exactly. Delete all pixels and copy/paste the TIFF pixels into the temporary file and just save (not saveas). See if that works.<br> Make sure all dimensions, bit depth and profiles are the same.<br> Sometime weird solutions work!</p>