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What is the simplest way, in PDN, to un-distort a photographic image that has distorted perspective (such as with "crooked buildings", etc) ? Is there a photo app that includes such a "Perspective Correction" tool ? Many years ago i had a (now defunct) Corel app that had it (one simply clicked on corner points of a distorted object in the image, then the next click would instantly bring those points (and the rest of the image) to proper perspective.

First, i want to say that Paint.net is an amazingly versatile app, but still there are some simple yet valuable tools and setting options that should be included. For example : When im returning to unfinished work, the Tool Windows always appear, VERY annoyingly, in the center of the screen (obscuring an image being worked on, which just makes no sense). Is there a way the Window Position Default can be RESET so windows automatically remember "last position used" ? Surprisingly, any such options are NOT yet provided in Settings.

Hi Evan - I have latest Firefox browser on Windows XP/SP 3. After i assigned paint.net to open your FX plugin pack, i downloaded your FX pack (mainly for the Quadrilateral Reshape tool), but when the Paint.net workspace opens, this message appears- "The image type is not recognized, and cannot be opened" !!! How do i open this download ? Heres the download info in your post : Download: http://www.evanolds....l/EOEffects.dll (download link is case sensitive)

Hi Tanel ! - Im a beginner with all this, so please help if you can.... PAINT.net only has that rediculous "TINT" slide-rule bar for color correction (if one slides it for less green, it then makes too much magenta, etc).... Do you (or someone else) have a COLOR PLUG-IN for PAINT.net to INDEPENDENTLY decrease / increase any of at least these FIVE colors (using slide-bars) ? : YELLOW BLUE GREEN RED MAGENTA ....Or at least any of these THREE colors ? : YELLOW RED BLUE (or GREEN) Also, do you (or someone) have a PLUG-IN for PAINT.net that provides for correcting perspective (slanted buildings, etc) using INDEPENDENT pull-points ? Thx ! Also, if downloading / using any of these is tricky or complicated, pls warn me ! Thx ! - Paul M.