Specific Straightening rounded wall tile

[rooftop_dev]

can anyone with the skillz do this for me?
i took a pictutre of a curved wall to get this tile textute and i need i to be flat.
to apply it to a flat wall.
you cna use the texture for yourself after, no right or sh+it like that

 

[nurgle]

is this the sort of thing you are after. have not increased contrast or changed color. as that is up to your preference. second one I edited the "tear" that appears in some tiles in the middle. looks like a copy of a photo.? regards, Sandy

 

[ex_teacher]

Here's my shot at it.

I did change the contrast a tad. Histogram looked unusual.

 

[polarwoc]

Here's my shot at it.

That looks well done. The tile lines look properly aligned. I would love to know how you approached it?

I attempted it using "Lens Correction" and "Adaptive Wide Angle" and was able to get them almost straight but was not happy with the result.

 

[ex_teacher]

Not perfect but certainly presentable...

1. Camera Raw Filter w 'optics' and 'geometry' just to orient the top row .
2. CTRL + Free Transform to ballpark some semblance of the bottom 2 corners
3. Edit/ Transform/ Warp with a bunch of Guidelines to help (Grid was too confusing) I'd do a partial modify then create a duplicate layer and modify again...about 10 times

I have a nice inexpensive fairly sharp ultra-wide lens that has even wilder mustache distortion but fortunately I have a few custom lens profiles that completely tame it. While fun as a one-off, I can't imagine having to do this frequently.

 

[polarwoc]

While fun as a one-off, I can't imagine having to do this frequently.

lol...definitely!
Thanks for taking the time to explain.

 

[rooftop_dev]

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is this the sort of thing you are after. have not increased contrast or changed color. as that is up to your preference. second one I edited the "tear" that appears in some tiles in the middle. looks like a copy of a photo.? regards, SandyView attachment 135972

hello sandy . do you mean a copy of a photo, as in i took a picture from a magazine or something? if so, then, no - its a photo taken at a wall IRL. i suspect that tear was either irl dirt, or an actual tear in the tiles! - i didnt hang around too long to look at properly but from the image there does seem to be a lot of smaller near unoticeable tears!

 

[rooftop_dev]

Here's my shot at it.

I did change the contrast a tad. Histogram looked unusual.

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thank ex_teacher - the lines aren't perfect but much more presentable.

the seamless aspect of it is probably something i can do myself, plus the color correction ()differet color between top and bottom of the image).
if i cant manage these, ill come back with antother reqest if you don't mind!
the not-so-perfect tiles alignment is more than acceptable for a contractor that doesn't know how to lay tiles in a straight line and is something i'm ok with using.
ill probably even try myself to use the motheod you guys delined to see with what i can come up with but it does sound like a very manual workfor the tiles alignment,
i thought there'd be a more automated way to fix the un-straight lines - which would have made the job much easier, right?