Jeffrey said:
>This is
>easy to fix by rotating one of the sections prior to pasting into the
>new window. Rotations may made be made in fractions of a degree.
That's true, but be aware that rotations in Photoshop
(Edit>Transform>Rotate) are destructive data-wise. Most of the scanning
experts suggest paying attention the the "straight and true" rule when
scanning: positioning your image so that rotation will not be needed when
your scan opens in Photoshop. Makes sense that tilting a solid grid of
pixels and then making them straight again is going to require some
heavy-duty math on your image!
Of course, the proof is in the pudding; if you rotate and don't see
problems in your final output (as opposed to on screen) then you know
it's an OK technique for your working style.
Good luck!
Dan (a closet rotator)
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