An upgrade only costs $29 but if a license was purchased since September 1st, DxO will honor an upgrade to ViewPoint 3 for free. Until December 4th, ViewPoint 3 will be retailing for $49 but then will go up to $79 after. ViewPoint 3 can be used as a stand-alone app or a plugin for: Rather, the Tilt-Shift Tool mutually or independently adjusts the location and intensity of a gradient blur, giving, if desired, a miniature aesthetic (see above). This tool isn’t simply a supplement to a photo already shot with a tilt-shift lens to overemphasize. This tool analyzes the scene using data from thousands of lens and camera combinations that were tested for the algorithms used by ViewPoint 3.Īnother feature that ViewPoint 3 announces is their Tilt-Shift inspired tool, made to replicate the bokeh that tilt-shift lenses are savored for. It seems that ViewPoint 3 can render unflattering distortions of people as can be typically seen when close to the edge of a frame and or shot on a wide lens.Ī key feature that demonstrates the speed and accuracy of ViewPoint 3 is it’s auto-align, horizon correction tool.

ViewPoint 3 provides solutions not only to architecture photos but photos of people as well. …instantly correct geometric distortion, straighten both horizontal and vertical lines, and automatically crop images, effectively eliminating keystoning while preserving the maximum information in the picture.īelow is an example of ViewPoint 3’s rendering power: ViewPoint 3 debuts a new Optics Module, which in combination with their faster algorithms, provides better automation to the workflow of a user by the new “modes” that DxO claims can

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