![]() There are three keystoning icons in addition to traditional sliders. In the image below from the San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts, there is keystoning in two planes – vertical, obviously, and horizontal as I was not plane to the subject. I went into Finder and erased the 32-bit one as it’s a distraction. You have a choice of 32-bit or 64-bit versions. ![]() The LR version integrates seamlessly, requiring the user to hit Photo->Edit in->DxO Viewpoint when in the Library or Develop module whereupon LR generates a lossless TIFF file which pops up in DxO ViewPoint. You have the option of installing it as a PS and/or LR plugin in addition to the mandatory stand-alone version which is installed in the Applications folder. It’s a whopper at some 187MB, larger than Lightroom itself. I have traditionally used PS CS5 to correct keystoning and believe that PS CS6 adds volume anamorphosis correction, but as DxO is running a $39 special offer – half off – through December 31, 2012, I purchased the Mac version on the recommendation of a friend.ĭxO’s poky servers went down half way through my first download attempt but the second was successful. ![]() Correcting keystoning from leaning verticals or slanting horizontals and removing volume anamorphosis, the elongation of objects near frame’s edge when very wide angle lenses are used. DxO is a Photoshop or Lightroom plugin whose purpose is twofold.
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