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Re: Batch transforming images

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From: christoph_pfaffenbichler
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 08:58
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Are You familiar with the Warp in Photoshop?
Because in Photoshop there is a feature called �Warp� but that let�s You transform content basically only by manipulating the four corners, their bezier-handles, segments of one ninth of the area and the lines separating thirds of the height and width.

Could You post a link to some files You achieved with the current workflow?
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