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What are the adjustment bars in the "I hate I" commercial with the skyscrapers?

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June 20, 2020
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In a Photoshop commercial that's popped up on YouTube in the last few days, the photographer keeps saying "I hate it" as he makes adjustments with long vertical lines, with large circles at the ends. What is that tool?

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Jeff Arola

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I just saw that ad and took a screenshot.

For me at least, the confusion stems from two points and they are the ad does not say what tool is being used and there is what looks like an Angle readout at the bottom of the grid.

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Freak_219443302bh3

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I forgot my account default7s2emru30x52's details, but it's still me. THIS AD. I still can't find a link to it. Please send me a link to this ad.

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J453

Legend

Is it perspective warp? https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/perspective-warp.html

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default7s2emru30x52

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It is! Do you have a link to the ad that demonstrated it? I am looking for that ad in particular.

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default7s2emru30x52

Participating Frequently

I'm looking for this ad! Anybody have the link?

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default7s2emru30x52

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Anybody have a link to the Photoshop ad that says "Ugh. I hate it."?

Bojan Živković11378569

Community Expert

I believe that most of contributors on forum will have problem to understand what is your question or request. Can you provide us with more details and more detailed explanation?

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joshuaw57680688

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I believe they are using the Camera Raw Filter > Transform tool. Here is a link to a basic tutorial on using it:

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Anonymous

Hi

Sounds like the spot removal tool in Camera Raw

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