Les fonctions d’inversion et de rotation sont utiles si votre photo est à l’envers ou mal positionnée.
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Comment inverser ou faire pivoter une photo ?
Pour inverser une photo, sélectionnez-la afin d’ouvrir le panneau Image.
Cliquez sur l’icône de gauche pour inverser horizontalement l’image.
Cliquez sur l’icône située à côté pour l’inverser verticalement.
Pour faire pivoter la photo, sélectionnez-la.
Une icône apparaît.
Cliquez longuement sur cette icône, puis faites glisser pour ajuster l’effet.
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Que vous souhaitiez corriger l’angle de prise de vue d'une photo, dégager de l’espace pour insérer du texte et des formes ou simplement améliorer le rendu global, l’inversion et la rotation sont des retouches que vous pouvez effectuer rapidement. Vous pouvez essayer de voir ce que rendrait votre image sous un autre angle, puis revenir en arrière facilement si cela ne vous convient pas.
L’orientation du sujet sur une photo guide le regard vers ce que vous souhaitez mettre en avant. En inversant ou en faisant pivoter la photo, vous pouvez faire en sorte de véhiculer exactement le bon message, créer des effets de duplication et de miroir ou encore superposer des images avec des angles différents. Suivez les étapes ci-dessous pour apporter des corrections rapides ou laisser libre cours à votre créativité.
Inversion horizontale ou verticale
Sélectionnez l’image.
Cliquez sur l’icône d’inversion horizontale ou verticale.
Rotation d’une photo :
Sélectionnez la photo.
Sans relâcher le bouton de la souris, cliquez sur l’icône et déplacez-la pour faire pivoter la photo selon l’angle souhaité.
Inversion ou rotation d’un groupe de ressources :
Vous pouvez inverser et faire pivoter une seule photo ou plusieurs simultanément.
Pour inverser ou faire pivoter un groupe de photos :
Sélectionnez toutes les ressources à modifier (cliquez sur chacune en maintenant la touche Maj enfoncée).
Cliquez sur le bouton Associer dans le panneau de gauche.
Vous pouvez maintenant utiliser les outils d’inversion et de rotation pour tout le groupe d’images.
Si vous ne souhaitez pas modifier les réglages du groupe entier, vous pouvez dissocier les ressources pour n'en sélectionner qu'une seule. Cliquez simplement sur
Dissocier.
Vous pouvez à présent cliquer sur la photo de votre choix pour la modifier.
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