The program works very quickly, smoothly and has enough controls to require some 'experimentation' for those of us who jump in without watching the demos. I'm editing the photos a friend took in China and this tool is going to come in handy for correcting the 'leaning' buildings in her photos. Note that I had Auto Cropping checkmarked and the original 6x4 print size was has its own Perspective Correction tool but most editors don't and this can be a very useful tool. Perspective Pilot did a good job correcting it.

Perspective Pilot did a decent job of correcting the distortion although it did seem to zoom in on the store across the street is 'leaning' in the top photo. I probably should just clone the palm tree out of the panoramas I make but I don't. I live on a hill and have had a love affair with the sky for decades. It's important to checkmark and adjust the Perspective Coefficient to a workable value (I used 30).

Since I help others with their editing problems, I like to have experience with these little programs so I can recommend them. PaintShop has number of perspective correction options and Elements has one (the horizon).

Perspective Pilot is a nice little program. I copy the 8bf file and manually add the plugin to the other programs but, for other users, being able to install the programs directly into their photo editors would be nice. The one minor problem is that, during installation, both 2 Pilots programs I've installed have only presented CorelDraw X3 to add the plugin to and have completely ignored Photoshop Elements and PaintShop Pro - and there's no way to search for them. No problems installing on Windows 7, i7, 64 bit.

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