Mediachance's tool lets you make adjustments to correct vertical and horizontal likes easily and fast.

Precision is a big factor when using PSP's. I have used PSP's own and Mediachance's works much better. Does the Mediachance tool work any better? JoeB wrote:PSP has its own simple perspective correction tool. If you're looking for all of the perspective correction options available in PSP just open the Help file and type the word perspective in the search box and you'll get half a dozen or so results on ways to use the correction tool, Pick tool, etc to achieve a result. I don't see how that grid makes it work any better or simpler, and doubt that there are any similar tools that have a mesh other than perhaps Mesh Warp in PSP but it's not that simple and I doubt that it works well for your purpose. Mediachance doesn't have a standalone version so you will not be able to get it to work with 64bit PSP. You seemed quite happy with how it was working with the script that we spent time discussing and working on, so I'm curious about why would you want to use Mediachance's filter, or why just using Viewpoint isn't sufficient to have you switch to PSP 2018 64bit? Does the Mediachance tool work any better?īut more important, you have DXO Viewpoint, which can be used in as simple a mode as the Mediachance plugin (i.e., just drag the 4 handles) but still gives you many more options if you need them for a particular image.

PSP has its own simple perspective correction tool.

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