Photoshop Gurus: HELP!

[st0ned]

So I have no idea what to even call what I am trying to accomplish here, otherwise I would do a simple Google search, but thus far no results.

Say I have a picture like this wall here for example, and that I am trying to place an object on the wall, yet the object is shot from a side view so I would want it to appear flush on the wall (placing a side viewed object on a straight on wall wont look right).

Example:


So I am trying to figure out how I can take the picture of the wall which is a straight on shot and adjust it so that it gives the appearance of a slightly sideways shot.

Example (this is what I would like to accomplish with the first picture):


Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! I am sure is it simple as hell yet I have never done this and cannot find the tool in Photoshop to do so.

[Eldon Hoke]

Quick and easy way would be to go Edit > Transform > Perspective.

The better way would be to do it in a dedicated 3D software package.

[BladeZ]

Quick and easy way would be to go Edit > Transform > Perspective.

The better way would be to do it in a dedicated 3D software package.

what he said

[st0ned]

Quick and easy way would be to go Edit > Transform > Perspective.

The better way would be to do it in a dedicated 3D software package.

Thank you! This tool seems a bit complicated since I have never used it, but this gives me a base for my Google searches now.

This is for an image which is going into a portfolio so I prefer to have it look as realistic as possible. Though I don't want to spend a lot of time learning a new "dedicated 3D software package" as this is likely only going to be a one time thing.

If you wouldn't mind helping me out I would kindly send you some funds via paypal for your time.

I will continue to search around in the meantime. Let me know, thanks!

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

I need similar help on an image...



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[st0ned]

I need similar help on an image...



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Can't see the car though due to the brick wall obstructing the view.

[Eldon Hoke]

Thank you! This tool seems a bit complicated since I have never used it, but this gives me a base for my Google searches now.

This is for an image which is going into a portfolio so I prefer to have it look as realistic as possible. Though I don't want to spend a lot of time learning a new "dedicated 3D software package" as this is likely only going to be a one time thing.

If you wouldn't mind helping me out I would kindly send you some funds via paypal for your time.

I will continue to search around in the meantime. Let me know, thanks!

Sent you an email.

[st0ned]

Sent you an email.

Thanks! Checking/responding now.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Can't see the car though due to the brick wall obstructing the view.

Cool, thanks!





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[harvey]

Cool, thanks!





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