Sometimes your snaps may come up slanted, especially when you take photos while on-the-move. These snaps can be straightened using Photoshop or other specialized digital imaging tools. Now, Windows Live Photo Gallery (Beta) has an option to straighten up slanted pictures in a single mouse click.
I had a couple of slanted snaps (taken from a moving car) lying in my hard disk, which I just straightened out in a jiffy using Windows Live Photo Gallery Beta.
Open the photo using Windows Live Photo Gallery.
If the editing options are not already available in the right pane, click the Fix button at the top. This toggles the display of image editing controls.
Click Straighten photo, and then click Apply.
The changes are saved automatically when you close Windows Live Photo Gallery.
(Courtesy Sarah and Windows Live Photo Blog.)
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