
It's bets $30 you'll ever spend as a Photoshop aid. The really smart way to make stright lines whether as part of perspective or not, is with Lazy Nezumi Pro.

Right click the path to make the first stroke, and just click on the stroke icon at the bottom of the panel for the rest. By dragging the end points (having placed the centre point on the image vanishing point) you can layer down a number of perspective guide lines as an aid to drawing the rest of the image. This months update helps us with ellipse perspective. Id come close to paying the price of LNP for this feature alone, as it is going to save me so much time. This is a trick still use by the great Bert Monroy as a guide to image perspective. The best alternative is Silky Shark which is both free and Open Source. Well Lazy Nezumi Pro now has a feature called Vanishing Lines that lets you place two pairs of angled lines for two point perspective, and the rest is like magic. Tt phn mm dit virus (Ch tt c Windows Defender) Gii nn phn mm. You can use the grid in the Options Bar to control the rotation point TechSmith Snagit 2021 Topaz Gigapixel AI ON1 Photo RAW 2021 Hng dn ci t Lazy Nezumi Pro. You can draw a horizontal line, and use Free Transform to get a precise rotation. I am sure you know you can touch down with the brush, and then hold down Shift and touch down at the other end of the line to draw a straight line between those points.

I mean we don't have an absolute indication of the canvas angle when we rotate the canvas, so what would we be trying to work to? There are plenty of alternative ways to control a line angle, and with much more control and accuracy than trtying to use Rotate Canvas.

I honestly think it makes more sense to work the way it does.
