DigViewer remote vs Perspective Overlay

With DigViewer Remote, you can explore the location where the photos were taken from various perspectives. Furthermore, you can view EXIF data and check shooting conditions such as aperture and shutter speed. By emulating the settings of well-captured photos, you can take plenty of beautiful pictures. DigViewer remote can also be used as a companion app for Mac's DigViewer, allowing seamless integration between the two. By connecting to DigViewer running on Mac, you can display the shooting location and shooting conditions on your iPhone or iPad, synchronized with the photo display on your Mac. Additionally, you can download lens profiles created on Mac to show precise lens information and accurate field of view. Please download DigViewer for Mac from the following link. https://opiopan.github.io/DigViewer/

■ Crops the front photo into a quadrangle and freely maps an image to any quadrangle area of ​​the back photo to automatically generate a composite photo. ■ Any quadrangle shape can be composited, not just trapezoids and parallelograms, but even distorted perspective rectangles with depth. ■ By updating the back photo with the generated composite photo, you can also composite multiple photos with this app alone. ■ From a straight rectangle to a distorted quadrangle, or vice versa. ■ You can adjust the brightness, contrast and saturation of the cropped front photo. ■ Composite photos can be saved to a photo album or exported via file sharing. Depending on your ideas and how you use it, you can create a variety of photos that were previously difficult to create. [Photo source] ・Launch the camera and take a photo ・Select a photo from the photo album ・Import shared files from other apps ・Paste photos copied from web images, etc. [Output] ・Save image files: Photo album (camera roll) ・Share image files: AirDrop, LINE, Facebook, Dropbox, Instagram,...