How to rotate an image of flat piece smoothly?

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  If my camera was slightly off level during recording, how I rotate the image a few degrees in Movie Maker to get this level

  I found a copy of 1.9.2.

  Excellent

  Wayne

• How to rotate the image only once

  Hai, I am very new in the development of blackberry applications. I need an image that need to be done rotate 360 degrees once only. I see so many references here and I know that there is a thread that discuss it, but I can't find the right one.

  Thanks in advance.

  You asked a single rotation - "how to rotate the image only once.

  There is no standard API that provides a rotating image permanently using standard features of BlackBerry.

  The usual way to display animations is demonstrated in this article.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/display-an-animated-GIF/Ta-p/445014

  If you can prepare your animation and package with your application, it will be much easier and more effective. Do you know what pictures you're going to turn?

• How to rotate the image in the muse of adobe?

  Hello.. I would like to know how to rotate the image in the muse of adobe?

  Use this free widget:

  https://creative.Adobe.com/addons/products/2117#.VXla5jNcOeV

• How to rotate the image

  How to rotate the image

  There are several ways to rotate an image in Photoshop.

  As mentioned above, using the Image menu allows you to rotate your entire canvas area. Go to Image > Rotation of Image and select either 180 °, 90 ° CW (clockwise), or 90 ° CCW (the clockwise direction).

  

  In the picture menu, you can also select arbitrary to indicate the exact amount that you want to rotate your image:

  

  You can also use free transform to rotate an image or an individual layer. Go in Edit > transform , then select Rotate. Use the handles that appear around your image to rotate. Note that this method may require you to resize your canvas size to include your entire image (to do this, you can use the Crop function).

  

  Feel free to answer all questions!

  See you soon,.

  Kendall

• How to rotate an image

  Myfirstwebsite tutorial, said of second part, ' "use the selection tool to select the Twitter button and then use one of the corner handles to rotate the image to Twitter so that it display vertically, as shown in Figure 15"»

  For me, the angle handles moving the image in four directions but do not turn it.

  Hey Joe,

  This is how you can rotate a picture, http://project02.businesscatalyst.com/Jing/2012-08-28_2049.swf

  Let me know more details.

  Kind regards

  Abhishek Maurya

• How to rotate large images

  I tried the code for this article:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/rotate-and-scale-bitmaps/Ta-p/492524

  but it does not work for larger images like 1024 x 768 and rise IllegalArgumentAxception saying that the bitmap is too large.

  .

  OK, I did something that works for me, but is not perfect at all.

  It works well for images of 1024 x 768 and turns them but increases the size of the file (if save you them) for some reason any and loses brightness, but the quality is ok at least for the purposes of my application.

  Here's what I do:

  (1) I take a bitmap (1024 x 768) and create a new bitmap with 1024 x 1024 - width and height

  copy 2) old on the new

  (3) turn the new bitmap when you rotate a matrix size NxN and return a new bitmap rotated

  (4) create a new bitmap to the tour final, but cut the part added so that you get an image size of 768 x 1024

  Here's the code. It could be optimized again especially in the rotateSquareImage() method where you can work with arrays of regular tables not 2d.

  package com.melonmobile.blackberry.pdfscanner.screens;
  
  import net.rim.device.api.system.Bitmap;
  
  public class ImageRotator {
  
      public Bitmap rotate(Bitmap oldImage) throws Exception {
          int w = oldImage.getWidth();
          int h = oldImage.getHeight();
          int d = Math.max(w, h);
          int amountPxAdded = 0;
          if (w > h) {
              amountPxAdded = w - h;
          }
          Bitmap oldBitmapSquared = new Bitmap(d, d);
          int[] data = new int[w * h];
          oldImage.getARGB(data, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          oldBitmapSquared.setARGB(data, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          Bitmap finalRes = new Bitmap(h, w);
          int fW = finalRes.getWidth();
          int fH = finalRes.getHeight();
          oldImage = null;
          Bitmap rotated = rotateSquareImage(oldBitmapSquared, 90);
          oldBitmapSquared = null;
          data = new int[fW * fH];
          rotated.getARGB(data, 0, fW, amountPxAdded, 0, fW, fH);
          rotated = null;
          finalRes.setARGB(data, 0, fW, 0, 0, fW, fH);
          return finalRes;
      }
  
      private Bitmap rotateSquareImage(Bitmap oldB, int angle) throws Exception {
          int w = oldB.getWidth();
          int h = oldB.getHeight();
          Bitmap newB = new Bitmap(w, h);
          int[] oldD = new int[w * h];
          int[] newD = new int[w * h];
          oldB.getARGB(oldD, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          int[][] old2d = new int[h][w];
          int[] js;
          int old2dLen = old2d.length;
          int jsLen;
          for (int i = 0; i < old2dLen; i++) {
              js = old2d[i];
              jsLen = js.length;
              for (int j = 0; j < jsLen; j++) {
                  js[j] = oldD[i * w + j];
              }
          }
          int[][] rotated = new int[h][w];
          for (int i = 0; i < h; ++i) {
              for (int j = 0; j < w; ++j) {
                  rotated[i][j] = old2d[h - j - 1][i];
              }
          }
          old2d = null;
          for (int i = 0; i < h; ++i) {
              for (int j = 0; j < w; ++j) {
                  newD[i * w + j] = rotated[i][j];
              }
          }
          rotated = null;
          newB.setARGB(newD, 0, w, 0, 0, w, h);
          return newB;
      }
  }
  

  If someone decides to improve Please publish an improved version, so it could be used by more people.

• Mac pro with monitor Dell P2414H book: how to rotate the image displayed in mode portrait when I rotate the monitor 90 degrees

  I have a mac book pro retina bought in 2014 which I use with a Dell P2414H monitor.

  I bought this monitor because it can turn up to the vertical position ('portrait'), but when I do that the image of the screen does not turn with it.

  I called Dell and they said that it is a problem to solve with Apple.

  Does anyone else have this problem? and it got fixed?

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• Hi, is it possible to rotate an image in Firefox, and if so, how?

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  Try right-click on the PDF page image and select rotation. In my opinion, he's 90 degrees at a time.

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

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• How can I rotate an image of a pivot point?

  Hello

  I have a problem, the rotation VI Imaq only rotate an image at its Center. My problem is that I need a pivot known to this point. How can I achieve this?

  Thank you

  Francesco.

  This message can help?
  http://forums.NI.com/T5/LabVIEW/rotate-an-image-by-specified-pixel/TD-p/2570453

• How to rotate image in the image

  I have a photo in the photo and I want to rotate the video at the top of the page.  I figured out how to rotate 90 degrees, but I'm not straight to the top and bottom.  I would like to run as 45 degrees, so that it is at a different angle than the background video.  Is there a way to do this?  Or it will turn only in increments of 90 degrees?  (I posted this in the wrong section before, so I hope it's the right place now.)

  Here is my answer to this question, asked in the Sub-forum tips & tricks. If anyone has comments about my method, or better, please add.

  Welcoome to the forum.

  Unfortunately, you have posted on the forum tips & tricks, which is a repository for articles about how to do things in the pre and PrPro, and few will see your message here. I hope that our untiring MOD, Steve Grisetti, move the post to the main forum.

  As for the Rotation, one of the effects of fixed movement, as the scale and Position you can use first the digital box (on the far right in the effects > edit effects (effects Control Panel) and click and then type a value, or click-scrub to change the value.) It will be static for your PiP Clip.

  If you want to rotate over time, you'll want to Keyframe, the effect of the Rotation and right rotation or make rotate to the left can be chosen. First of all, in front of the query, click the icon "chronometer", and you will then see the chronometers appear for all of the fixed effects. In Rotation, first locate the CTI (current time marker w / Redline edit) on the first frame of your Clip. Click on the stopwatch in addition to Rotation to add the first keyframe. Now, move to the last Frame (hitting PageDn, then a cursor arrow left of the keyboard, which will do for you) and click on the button Add a keyframe on the extreme right of the line of Rotation - looks like a diamond of yen-yang and adjust the value of this key frame. Note: If you want several Rotations beyond 360 degrees, it is possible, and you will first see a 1, then a 2 (for 2 turns).

  Good luck and hope that helps.

  Hunt

  PS - Steve Grisetti has several excellent articles on Basic Keyframing on Muvipix.com, more it has had several wonderful on PRE, available books. Note: Muvipix, com is a Web site on several levels, with the forum and some content available only for the free registration. Some of the documents is available for purchase, or free with a subscription. Do not many paid downloads, before we could pay for a subscription.

• How to rotate a title/text 90 degrees in iMovie?

  I'm turning all my images 90 degrees, so it can be displayed portrait style when seen.  I'm trying to figure out how to rotate the text as well.

  iMovie works in landscape orientation.  You will need to create your text in the orientation desired on a green or blue background with another application, and then drag and drop it above the element in the timeline and use the green/blue screen option.  After sharing (landscape), you could rotate the video in portrait mode with Quicktime Player 10 for example.  See: QuickTime Player 10.x: do rotate or flip a clip

  Geoff.

• How to rotate a photo?

  I want to rotate a photo. How do I do that?

  You should be able to rotate an image before moving to iWork app.

  If you use an extract, it can turn (and save) a version of an image.

  In the Pages, he should be able to handle a picture like MSWord or

  Office could. (I usually prémodifiés images in a few sizes, with turns

  to have) and store images separated by a Photo application.

  • If you are using Pages, look in the Help Pages for Mac:

  http://help.Apple.com/pages/Mac/5.0/

  You try to rotate the image in a final document that you've imported?

  There are several possible options, until the image comes to this end.

• How to rotate a group of objects in 3d photo

  There are examples on how to rotate an object independently as the solar system.  However, I am having a challenge that I created one side of the rubik's cube that has several small cubes in ti and want to rotate just a row of small cubes on the face. Does anyone know how to rotate several objects around a unique turning point in a 3D picture control? See the photo below.

  http://www.Google.com/imgres?num=10&hl=en&BIW=1131&BiH=475&TBM=isch&tbnid=h8yi5Gx0qZzhwM: & imgrefurl =...

  Thanks Matt.  This is a great example of how to rotate an object unique in several ways.  I appreciate your response, as it reminds me more.

  My challenge is to be able to turn several cubes all at the same time, but as a face, not all of the same angle.  So, I guess I have to take a point in the axis to rotate the object around and then have ach one turn at a different angle in order to keep the flat face.

  I don't know how to rotate a cube around a point that is disabled in the cube in a scene. This is a JPEG of my challenge.  I want to turn each plate of cubes of a user control.

• Rotate an image after clicking twice on benchmarks in the photo

  Hello community!

  I am looking for a solution to rotate an image by clicking on the two reference points on the image. The two pairs of coordinates of the mouse clicking on can give me the angle of rotation with a simple geometry. After this, I turn the image with the calculated angle.

  My problem is: How can I get these two pairs of coordinates? I wanted to do it with a simple MatlabScript ' entry: path... imread (path)... imshow... ginput (2)... calculating... out: angle. Apparently imshow doesn't in Labview

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  Added version LV2012.

  Ahhhhh, in the event data node it is already a property for details.