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Perspective control

"Edit" menu. The user can stretch the top or base of the image to reduce or emphasise perspective, producing the effect of looking up at a tall building and other similar effects.">An item in the "Retouch" > "Edit" menu. The user can stretch the top or base of the image to reduce or emphasise perspective, producing the effect of looking up at a tall building and other similar effects.

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