Aim and Zoom overview

When cropping a photo, especially a photo taken using a wide-angle lens, as soon as you move away from the center, the perspectives appear distorted. This application, automatically fixes this problem. For that, Aim and Zoom does not propose to arbitrarily manipulate the image or to create impossible perspectives. It takes into account the focal length of the original photo, and simply generates the image that would have been obtained, for example, with a telephoto lens, from the same location, but aiming at a point other than the center of the original photo.

Lots of ways to open a photo in Aim and Zoom (drag and drop, right-click, etc...).
Easy to use: Aim at the center of the output image and Zoom.
Choose the aspect ratio of the output image.
Tilting help (horizon line, guide lines).
Choose the resolution (in pixels) of the output image.
Choose the format of the output image: PNG,JPEG...

Limitations:

The original photo must not have been cropped yet. For some photos, the application may ask you to specify the 35mm-equivalent focal length or the size of the sensor used.

What’s new in version 1.1

The interface has been slightly redesigned to be clearer and to integrate new features.

New “horizon line" that can be rotated to orient the frame. Furthermore, if the horizon is visible in the original photo, simply place the "horizon line" over it, and any frame will then automatically be oriented correctly.
New horizontal and vertical guide lines to facilitate frame orientation.
Choice of the output image resolution (in pixels).
Output image formats : TIFF and HEIC are now added to JPEG and PNG formats.