DxO ViewPoint ⁴

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ReShape: A warping tool that delivers magic

In some shots, details matter more than others. Thanks to DxO ViewPoint ⁴’s innovative new ReShape tool, fixing imperfections has never been easier.

Choose a Distortion Grid that fits the image, then simply drag points to correct individual elements within the frame. You’ll quickly bring the world under your control.

Defeat distortions in an instant

Lenses aren’t perfect, but DxO ViewPoint ⁴ makes them better. In fact, even cheap optics can look pro once they’re processed with our award-winning optical correction tools.

Draw on DxO’s renowned lens correction technology and fix barrel, pincushion and fish-eye distortion with a single click.

Get the right balance

When balance is key, you can achieve perfect poise with DxO ViewPoint’s powerful perspective tools. Choose from four methods to get exactly the results you need, no matter what the subject.

• Auto
• 8 points
• Vertical & Horizontal
• Rectangle

All of the drama, none of the distortion

Wide-angle lenses are vital for tight spaces, getting close to subjects, and showing the dramatic scale scene. But that doesn’t come for free. A wide-angle will also stretch and distort anything close to the edge of the frame.

DxO ViewPoint’s Volume Deformation tool can return a subject’s natural proportions in just a few clicks.

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Flip and rotate your images with ease

Mirror your images through a vertical or horizontal axis in just a single click, and rotate your image to find the right composition.

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Find your level the easy way

Landscape and architectural shots need a straight horizon. Anything else won’t do.

ViewPoint 4’s upgraded Crop Tool makes this easy with full rotation control direct from the cropping box, so it’s easier to reframe your photos with absolute precision.

Get creative

Use the Miniature Effect tool to simulate a tiny world like that produced by tilt-shift lens.

The smooth bokeh produced by DxO ViewPoint ⁴ can also replicate a shallow depth of field, and can be used to reduce distractions and push the viewer’s eye exactly where you want it — something that can be very useful when adding text to an image.