Sideway degree

[iztmbpic]

Hello, I know that I can transform or rotate, but it wouldn't work the way this image below is doing, so I know what to know the front & the back case that's on the top of the image, what tool was use to do that sideway degree.

 

[Paul]

The real thing with a camera and photographed at three said angles?

 

[iztmbpic]

The real thing with a camera and photographed at three said angles?

I'm sorry, I didn't get your question.
I was referring to the top piece of the image where it shows the front & the back of the case, It looks slanted, and I wanted to know how it was done and with what tool in photoshop

 

[IamSam]

As Paul stated, the best tool is a camera and the proper pose in what your calling "a sideway degree".

 

[Paul]

I'm sorry, I didn't get your question.
I was referring to the top piece of the image where it shows the front & the back of the case, It looks slanted, and I wanted to know how it was done and with what tool in photoshop

I didn't ask a question i replied to your request for help.

 

[dv8_fx]

In other words... use a real celphone and take a photograph of it at the angled view you need..

If your trying to rotate an existing image to the angle you want, there's no way to get the right perspective without the image getting distorted out of shape.

 

[iztmbpic]

Hmm...
That's the weird part, because the photographer author never took the picture with the case (even tho the phone is inside the case). And base on my my observation, the front and back piece started out straight because i saw a copy of it being straight without the "sideway degree" of both piece, but he only made it sideway to this picture for entertaining purposes, so that's what cause me to thought of it being done within photoshop.

 

[Paul]

Hmm...
That's the weird part, because the photographer author never took the picture with the case (even tho the phone is inside the case). And base on my my observation, the front and back piece started out straight because i saw a copy of it being straight without the "sideway degree" of both piece, but he only made it sideway to this picture for entertaining purposes, so that's what cause me to thought of it being done within photoshop.

How do you know that please? Those images are from various shopping engines.

 

[IamSam]

These are the two images compared side by side.

They are completely two separate images photographed independently of one another!
Their two perspectives are completely different! Also notice that the one on the left is in a holder and the one on the right is not.

This was photographed and NOT Photoshopped!



Even if I try to transform the cover on the left, you can tell it's not the same!

 

[iztmbpic]

Hello,
i see so I'm wondering how can I take that angle picture. Should I take the photograph laying down posing straight or standing up posing straight and how should I control my camera position.

 

[Paul]

Yes and with a tripod.

 

[iztmbpic]

Any specific details like how I should angle with the tripod and camera and if I should stand the item or lay it posing straight