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August 18, 2023
Question

Automatic perspective correction not working

  • August 18, 2023
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Hello!

 

Computer 1. Windows 10, Adobe Photoshop 23.3.2 (version in Russian).

There are 2 files "1.jpeg", "2.jpeg" (attached). I need to do automatic perspective correction. For this:

  • Open file "1" in Photoshop.
  • Filter - Camera Row Filter - Geometry - Auto: Apply a balanced perspective correction.
  • A correction is in progress. Ready!
  • Open file "2" in Photoshop.
  • Filter - Camera Row Filter - Geometry - Auto: Apply a balanced perspective correction.
  • The message "Correction Upright not found" appears:

  

Computer 2. Windows 10, Adobe Photoshop 24.1.1 (version in Russian).

I did the same operation on the second computer - the result is the same.

 

Question - why does the message “Upright correction not found” appear with file «2»?

How to make automatic perspective correction for file «2»?

Does Photoshop also work with file "2" on your computers?

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2 replies

Trevor.Dennis
Community Expert
Community Expert
October 1, 2023

Auto Correction is not going to work because, like the error message says, there is no vertical elements for it to work on.  However, what is puzzling is that I get the same error message when clicking on Level Correction Only.  This is one of those situations where I can't remember if this has always been the case, or is a new bug.

I tried it in the latest beta version as well, and got the same result.  I tried it with a bigger page of text, and all of the auto options worked perfectly, so perhaps your few lines of text do not provide enough information for Photoshop to work on.

Participant
October 2, 2023

What versions (version number) of Photoshop did you try?

Thanks for the answer. It was important and useful to receive your comment!

Community Expert
September 30, 2023

Hi, I think file "2" contains not enough visual informations to make the automatic correction possible.

Participant
October 1, 2023

Thanks for the answer. Are there any ways/tricks to make the correction?