Operation Manual

3. Compare View (Split View, before/after)

Additional correction

Here you can adjust Tilt, Shift and Zoom to correct the so-called Perspective Distortion.

Perspective Distortion are lines and edges in photos that head towards each other due to the

characteristics of the lens, even though in reality the lines are parallel. This effect occurs, when

the edges of the subject are not parallel to the projection surface. This happens, for instance,

when the camera is held in an upward inclination.

Use the arrow or set the numeric value to modify the options.

1. Lens (Modification of the bend of the lens)

2. Zoom (Modification of the zoom IN and OUT)

3. Shift X - shifts the video along the x-axis (left/right)

4. Shift Y - shifts the video along the y-axis (up/down)

5. Tilt - tilts the video (very useful for straighten footage of subjects (e.g. buildings) that have

been filmed with the camera held upwards)

In this case it is possible to achieve further Optimization, e.g. of objects filmed at an upward

angle.

To do so, use the Tilt option.