In plugin mode, DxO ViewPoint is fully integrated into the DxO PhotoLab workflow and appears as a dedicated palette on the Customize tab.
However, the subject matter, to my personal preference seems more interesting at the angle at which is was shot, albeit with the camera slightly higher and less upward pointing by a tad in order to reduce the converging verticals.Īnyway, do the same values used on a RAW file give something like the same results as they do in the jpg?īut then the shot was not taken primarily for an exercise in architectural shooting. My personal preference would probably be to dial it back a bit and fine tune around the 90% amount and I think a little lens adjustment tweaking might allow a subtle aspect ratio tweak if one wanted to be picky. But that's using the jpg and I wonder if working from the RAW produces a different result With a rotation of -1.05 to set a level based on the centre of the image and the following values in the Keystone tool I think the results looks pretty realistic if one seeks a Square on result.
That is compromised in so far as I suspect there might be some useful lens corrections to make but obviously there is no correction available for what is burned in to the jpg file. I'm working with V20 at the moment but as we know nothing has changed so no big deal EXCEPT have no Sony A1 support for RAW files so I used the jpg. I am slightly suspicious about whether all building, especially wooden ones of some age, are as vertical and horizontal on all edges as we might think they appear to be.
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