Perspective Pilot

Perspective Pilot: Add the sense of perspective to your photos with this simple and intuitive application

Still images often fail to express the depth of what they represent, which can be easily observed in the real world. There are numerous image editing tools that let you apply and adjust various settings to add the sense of depth to your photos, but not many as easy to use as Perspective Pilot.

The tool can quickly perform the neccesary changes to give your images the sense of perspective. Using Perspective Pilot is something you can easily do, even if you don’t have any prior experience with other image editing and enhancement programs.

Firstly, there are several interactive tutorials offered at first run – these let you see various examples, showing the entire process. The application lets you import (and export) various image files like JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, TPI and DIB, through a simple open dialog or via drag and drop.

Adding perspective to an image is reduced to a simple action from the user’s part: dragging a line to define it. The output can be just a rotation at a certain angle to straighten the image, or adding the sense of depth using a built-in algorithm, which pans the picture/

In the side panel, there’s a small number of options you can manually tweak if you want to. One of the most useful features of Perspective Pilot, is its automated cropping tool, which automatically removes blank areas after processing. However, you can manually select an automated scaling method, another simple way to trim images.