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Hi,

i need a jsx-script which applys the camera raw filter with the transform-settings

auto perspective, only horizontal lines, only ordinal lines and horizontal+ordinal lines.

But i cant find a documentation for the camera-raw filter anywhere.

I already found out how to auto whitebalance but i still need the 4 functions of changing the perspective.

Can someone help me please?
Thanks a lot

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Kunterbunt

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Stephen MarshCorrect answer

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After some reverse engineering and testing, I have this thing:

/*
Camera Raw Filter - Transform Values:
1 = Auto, 2 = Full, 3 = Level, 4 = Vertical
*/
transformCRF( transValue = 1 );

function transformCRF() {
    var actDesc = new ActionDescriptor();
    var transCode = charIDToTypeID("PerU");
    actDesc.putInteger(transCode, transValue);
    executeAction(stringIDToTypeID("Adobe Camera Raw Filter"), actDesc, DialogModes.NO);
}

Enjoy!

JJMack

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you may be able to record an action to do that. I would have the action convert the layer you target to a smart object layer before applying an ACR Filter to the layer.

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KunterbuntAuthor

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Hi JJMack,

the problem is, if i record it as an action it always gets the same angle when i repeated it.

if i now apply a record on a new image it has not the same output as if i would do it like i do it with hands.

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JJMack

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In a script you would need to add something like an interactive process or some automated process to change the angle based on some criteria. You can make an action steps like applying a filter interactive in a action so you can change the angle recorded into the step interactively.

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Stephen Marsh

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Take a look at this topic thread:

Is there any jsx to execute the auto tone of camera raw ?

I am not sure if the options you require are in there or not...

EDIT: After a quick test it appears that it may be possible to record this using ScriptingListener:

ScriptingListener plug-in

https://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2006/05/installing_and_1.html

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