The Rotate filter
You can use the Rotate filter to adjust the angle of an image. You can adjust the rotation in increments as small as one tenth of a degree.
To rotate an image 90 degrees clockwise
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Select an image file.
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On the Window menu, click Image Editor.
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Click the Rotate filter.
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In the Rotate dialog box, in the Angle field, type 90.
To rotate the image counter-clockwise, put a negative sign (-) in front of the number in the Angle field.
Note:This rotation method is not the same as a lossless JPEG rotation. For lossless rotations of 90, -90 and 180 degrees, see the JPEG Rotate command on the Action menu.
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When the image is rotated, select a color in Pad Color to use for the background of the image.
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Use the arrows to rotate by increments of .1 degrees (The up arrow rotates clockwise; the down arrow rotates counter-clockwise), or just type the number of degrees to rotate (negative numbers rotate counter-clockwise).
Note:You can also drag the image with your pointer.