DxO ViewPoint
Professional perspective correction tool fixing lens distortion, horizons, and leaning buildings. Auto lens profiles, content-aware resizing, portrait reshaping, batch processing.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
EUPlatforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Lightroom
Features
- Works Offline
- Dark Mode
- Batch Editing
- Live Preview
- Remove Image Background
- Ad-free
- Non Destructive Editing
- Batch processing
- Face detection
- Watermark images
- Image Upscaling
- Watermarking
- Photoshop Plugins Support
- AI-Powered
Tags
- real-estate-tools
- zoom-blur-reduction
- auto-straightening
- barrel-pincushion-fix
- portrait-reshaping
- before-after-compare
- vertical-alignment
- 32-bit-processing
- distortion-sliders
- lightroom-plugin
- panorama-prep
- auto-horizon-detection
- urban-photography
- edge-preservation
- aspect-ratio-control
- content-aware-crop
- multipoint-correction
- horizon-leveling
- interior-correction
- lens-distortion-fix
- natural-proportions
- lens-profiles
- facade-alignment
- perspective-correction
- non-destructive-edits
- fisheye-correction
- perspective-grid
- manual-guides
- keystone-adjustment
- architecture-mode
- color-preservation
- body-slimming
- photography
- grid-overlays
- dxo-optics-integration
DxO ViewPoint News & Activities
Recent activities
- thinks Works Offline is a important feature of DxO ViewPoint
POX added DxO ViewPoint as alternative to RapidRAW- rahulsawla reviewed DxO ViewPoint
DxO ViewPoint excels with AI-powered perspective correction, 70,000+ lens profiles, and batch processing for flawless architectural/portrait fixes, offering non-destructive edits, GPU acceleration, and Lightroom/Photoshop plugin support, while its content-aware cropping, face/body reshaping, and metadata retention ensure professional results. However, it demands 8GB RAM + 4GB VRAM, lacks mobile/cloud versions, and has a steep learning curve, compounded by no perpetual license...
rahulsawla added DxO ViewPoint as alternative to PTLens, Adobe Photoshop, Affinity Photo and Luminar Neo- rahulsawla liked DxO ViewPoint
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DxO ViewPoint information
Developed by
DxO Labs Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $69 and $109.Alternatives
24 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is DxO ViewPoint?
Professional perspective & geometry correction software. Essential tool for photographers and retouchers who demand perfect perspective control and geometric accuracy in their images. This standalone application (also available as a plugin) uses advanced algorithms to correct distortions caused by lenses, camera angles, and architectural environments.
Key Features Breakdown
Advanced Perspective Correction
- Horizon & Vertical Alignment: Fix skewed horizons and leaning buildings with automatic detection or manual guides
- Full Geometry Toolkit: Adjust keystone, distortion, and aspect ratio independently
- Multi-Point Correction: Pinpoint specific areas needing perspective adjustment
Lens Distortion Correction
- DxO’s Optics Module: Auto?applies lens?specific profiles for 70,000+ camera/lens combinations
- Manual Fine-Tuning: Customize barrel/pincushion distortion corrections
- Edge Preservation: Maintains sharpness even at frame edges post?correction
Intelligent Resizing
- Content-Aware Scaling: Non?destructive cropping that preserves key elements
- Auto Horizon Straightening: One?click leveling for landscapes
Portrait & Body Shape Tools
- Face Detection: Automatically identifies subjects for proportional adjustments
- Natural Slimming: Subtle body/facial reshaping without distortion artifacts
Workflow Integration
- Standalone & Plugin: Works as an app or with Lightroom/Photoshop
- Batch Processing: Apply corrections to hundreds of images simultaneously
- Metadata Preservation: Retains EXIF/IPTC data through all edits
Precision Controls
- Grid Overlays: Visual guides for architectural alignment
- Before/After Views: Split?screen comparison during edits
- History Panel: Revert to any edit stage
Superior Output Quality
- Upscaling Technology: Enhances details in corrected areas
- No Quality Loss: 32bit processing engine
Technical Advantages
- Speed: GPU acceleration for real?time previews
- RAW Support: Works with all major camera formats
- Non-Destructive: All edits saved as sidecar files
Who Needs This?
- Architectural Photographers: Fix converging verticals
- Real Estate Pros: Perfect interior shots ???
- Portrait Photographers: Gentle facial/body refinement
- Landscape Shooters: Correct wide?angle distortions
Why Choose DxO ViewPoint? Unlike basic perspective tools in Lightroom or Photoshop, ViewPoint offers:
- Lens-specific-auto-corrections
- Advanced body reshaping
- Pixel perfect geometry control
Comments and Reviews
DxO ViewPoint excels with AI-powered perspective correction, 70,000+ lens profiles, and batch processing for flawless architectural/portrait fixes, offering non-destructive edits, GPU acceleration, and Lightroom/Photoshop plugin support, while its content-aware cropping, face/body reshaping, and metadata retention ensure professional results. However, it demands 8GB RAM + 4GB VRAM, lacks mobile/cloud versions, and has a steep learning curve, compounded by no perpetual license (subscription-only) and no 3D multi-plane corrections. It overrides Photoshop’s Perspective Warp in precision but lacks layer support, and while its Retina/HiDPI optimization benefits high-res displays, its niche focus makes it overpriced for casual users. Auto horizon leveling and distortion sliders outperform Luminar Neo’s AI tools for buildings, yet its slow update cycle trails Adobe/Skylum, and RAW workflow requires DxO PhotoLab. Pros: Unmatched optical corrections, pro-grade batch edits, hardware-accelerated speed. Cons: No iOS/Android app, complex UI, expensive for occasional use, no cloud sync. Best for architects, real estate pros, and retouchers; not for hobbyists or those needing basic fixes.Verdict: Ideal for architects, real estate photographers, and retouchers needing surgical precision. Casual users may find it expensive/overcomplicated.