How to reshape a photo to fit an oblique wall frame?

[Guest epgepg]

Hello, I try to put the ferrari image in the square, but the square is "crooked". How I can put the ferrari image occupying the entire space of square?. I have tried to rotate it, but it is wrong, I have to stretch the ends.

http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh539/epg_epg/nonon.jpg

Thanks!

[Lance McKnight]

Have you tried the Perspective plug-in from dpy's pack? Or you could use Layer>Rotate/Zoom command, and move the ball to the left. Warning: be careful not to tweak with the ball too much, or it'll make the picture look distorted.

Edited February 21, 2012 by Lance McKnight

[Guest epgepg]

Have you tried the Perspective plug-in from dpy's pack? Or you could use Layer>Rotate/Zoom command, and move the ball to the left. Warning: be careful not to tweak with the ball too much, or it'll make the picture look distorted.

how I can install the plug-in?

It's also possible this thread could get locked because of the title ...

Plug-Ins aren't always the answer. Sometimes and stretching using gives better results.

My humble opinion is that the image to be manipulated was too small

Dont work for this way, the ferrari are cut.

[delpart]

General help guide by BoltBait on how to install plugins: https://boltbait.com/pdn/InstallingEffects.php

The layer manipulation and selection manipulations can produce "cleaner" results, but if you can figure out Perspective, it may be quicker to figure out.

[Ego Eram Reputo]

Before you go leaping for any plugins, try this:

1. Paste your ferrari into it's own layer (add one with :AddNewLayer: )

2. Press Ctrl + Shift + Z to open the rotate zoom dialog.

3. Grab and play with the Roll/Rotate globe to tilt your new layer. Resize it with the zoom control and position it with the pan control.

Edited your thread title - they need to be descriptive.

Also replaced your image with a link because it was oversized. Forum limits are 800 pixels maximum size.