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Until now, every time I wanted to straighten a photo, I would go to Edit and Crop, then a wheel would appear next to the photo. I could turn that the direction and amount I wanted to straighten a photo. That wheel no longer appears, and I do not see any way to straighten the photo. If I click on the word Straighten, it magnifies the size of the photo, but does not really level it out.
iMac (2017 – 2020)
Go into Edit and choose Crop. You should see this:
This is rotated 22°-- you can go ±45°. If you need 50°, you can rotate it a quarter turn (in preview or edit mode) and then do -40°, so everything is possible.
Hope that helps...
Go into Edit and choose Crop. You should see this:
This is rotated 22°-- you can go ±45°. If you need 50°, you can rotate it a quarter turn (in preview or edit mode) and then do -40°, so everything is possible.
Hope that helps...
In the most recent versions of Photos the wheel has been replaced by a slider.
Thanks! Wow, should have been able to figure that out. Just clicked in that box, but did not see the line to slide.
you‘re welcome 🤗
I can't find a slider either
How to straighten photos?
