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I have a group field-day photo to drop in the yearbook spread next week and the horizon tilts badly plus a couple of kids are half-cut off.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I shot the field-day group quickly and the horizon dips left; when I straighten, the far-right kids…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I shot the field-day group quickly and the horizon dips left; when I straighten, the far-right kids get pushed to the edge and risk being cropped out for the yearbook column. Diagnose whether I should expand the canvas and reconstruct the edge with generated sky/ground, or crop tighter and reframe the layout so no one is lost. Recommend the option that preserves everyone and still reads well at the yearbook column width, and give one technique to avoid ghosting or stretched grass when I expand.
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