Phereoshop

Almost every time a new movie hits the big screens, it comes with an optional 3D version. This technology has been around for some time, with different applications capable of turning regular videos and photos into 3D. So does Phereoshop, and wants to make all work as easy for you as possible.

In terms of visual design, the application features a cool, polished interface, fitted with intuitive controls on the side, a lot of space for the canvas, as well as simple overall feel to make accommodation a walk in the park.

First thing you need to do is import images to create your library. This is done either by manually loading stereo images from a folder, or building them yourself with left and right components. Supported formats let you select images under formats like: JPS, PNS, MPO, JPG, PNG, TIF, and BMP.

Loading images side by side is done by selecting entire folders, with contents cleverly spread into two separate navigation panels. The center area is your canvas, where selected images blend according to several rules you either select or adjust through sliders.

Choosing to work with stereo images is equally, if not easier. The center area lets you view, analyze, and change the picture through controls found in a side panel. One of the first steps lets you set interpretation mode, with various options like anaglyph, parallel, crossed, and more, while the last steps refers to applying a few color effects, cropping, or resizing.

Sooner or later you end up again in the main window, but this time with all managed pictures displayed in the dashboard. The context menu lets you further edit them, or you can use the built-in converter to change them to different picture file formats.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Phereoshop is a powerful image processing utility that photographers might want to keep around. Sure, it’s mostly oriented to stereo images, but processing tools are intuitive, while the whole management process takes a little while, delivering the desired results.