![]() ![]() Tests show that neither the fine £45 DxO Viewpoint (mostly for architectural photographers) nor its free equivalent ShiftN can do exactly this (though if you have the page fairly straight, they’ll help get everything on it exactly straight). There’s also an equally finickerty free script for the free Paint.NET, which involves manually laying down two curves - and which I could not get to work at all. But that software is now utterly unavailable except as an old 15 day trial which can no longer be unlocked. It used to be that Snapster 2.0, aka Snapster ICE, could do this via manually placing control-points along the curvature of the pages edges. As a first step, what software can auto-correct curved book pages, of the sort one might be allowed to hastily photograph from a rare book page in a library, or perhaps in the form of a seller’s preview picture on eBay? Of course, I imagine there are now abundant mobile-phone solutions for naughty page-grabbers in book-stores, but what about for scholars on desktop Windows? ![]() What you found pictured by an eBay seller:Īh, if only there were software that can do that… automatically. ![]()
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