The new image title bar will show that it is named ImageX (X representing whatever number is appropriate for the number of images already open - just as if you copied an image and pasted it as a new image) and it will be a single raster layer named DXO Viewpoint.ĮDIT: Remember that I did the script for v.2.5 so with this one make sure to again go to line 26 and make sure the path is set to your DXO version's executable, including the name of the.
Dxo viewpoint 1 vs 2 psp#
Here's the DXO Viewpoint script that returns the image to PSP as a new image rather than as a layer on the original image. A simple Save command would only save it back to the temporary folder. To save it you would have to change the path and name to something usable. * I modified the script to return the ViewPoint image as a new image, and that works properly, but since it is a temporary file it has one of those long involved temporary names and its path is to the temporary folder. Question: Should this thread be continued in the scripting area? All I do is make the lower layers invisible, flatten the image and crop out any blank border around the image.ĭo you mean that you would like a completely new image instead of returning a new layer? The script actually does create a new image (a temporary image stored in a temp folder) and I suppose it could have PSP load that temporary layer instead of returning the modified layer. The returned layer from ViewPoint is smaller than the original layer, and hence you can see the lower images around the border of the returned layer. Plugins work on layers and return layers.
Would love a script that returns a cropped new image That said, if you try it and it still doesn't work then get back to me if you at least get some different results than you have been getting. However, if the script doesn't run at all after the first successful run then I don't have a clue I'm afraid. It may be that the reason the script stops working after the first run for you is that your have done something else that changes the default Save folder of v.3, but that's just speculation on my part. I don't know if you can choose a default Save folder with Viewpoint 3, but you can first run Viewpoint 3 standalone and do a Save As and select your Documents folder for the save folder and, if v.3 then always defaults to that folder first then you might find the script works. To fix it in v.3.5.5 I had to go to the Save As dialogue of Perfectly Clear and select my Documents folder as the default save location for the processed file, and that script now works perfectly. I ran into this issue with Perfectly Clear Complete v.3.5.5, which has a different Save routine than v.2. If Viewpoint v.3 is forcing the Saves to be in a different folder than the script is only returning the same copy of the image that was open in PSP when it first saved into the Documents folder. The script works by saving and copying files to and from your Documents folder. If v.3 has a different Save routine then that could also cause your issue.
As I said, the script that works for me is for v.2.5 of Viewpoint. With DxO's Optics Module database, the only one of its kind in the world, DxO ViewPoint can correct any type of distortion, including barrel, pincushion, and even fisheye effects.I got to thinking about this issue and wanted to add a bit more of my thoughts on it. Manually use anchor points or the software's automatic feature to correct skewed perspectives in wide-angle photos, from the simplest to the most complex.įor natural-looking shapes, automatically correct the volume deformation of faces, bodies, and objects at the edges photos taken with a wide-angle lens. The perfect complement for your wide-angle lensĭxO ViewPoint automatically fixes skewed perspectives and restores subjects on the edges of the frame to their natural shape with just one click.
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