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Using Transform |
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More on using Transform
If you change an effect after you’ve added a Transform effect, the image may once again be larger than the canvas.
To force the Transform effect to recalculate the canvas size, click on the X button in the Transform effect controller. This resets all the Transform controls to their neutral position. |
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After applying the Kaleidoscope effect, the image is not completely visible. |
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After applying a Transform, the canvas area is resized and the image is visible. |
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