PictureFramer: Straightening Museum Photos with Vision, Core Image, and One Carefully Placed Y-Flip

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I take a lot of photos of paintings in museums. They all have the same problem: you can rarely stand dead center in front of the artwork, so every photo is a little rotated and keystoned, with the frame converging toward one side. Cropping doesn't fix perspective, and

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