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How to avoid "wonky distortion"?" - non-parallel lines

Posted by dvb on June 28, 2004 at 16:44:44:
I bought a Canon G3, partly on the basis of recommendations here and on Shutterbug Strasse.
It's been a really good choice, but one problem I have in taking pictures of Audio equipment, such as a preamp or amp, is that the line of the faceplate top is not parallel to the line of the back of the amp -- the line at that back is "wonky".
Any suggestions as to how to avoid that?
Tbanks