Composition Pilot 1.50

Whats new in version 1.50:
added a frame without any composition rule; now you can open/close the window using the CTRL-C hotkeys

Publisher review:
Composition Pilot is designed to be your personal assistant for solving any photo composition problem. With this program you can crop your photos to better conform to the "golden rules" of photography composition. To get good results in photo framing you can try applying various frames to check if an image fits main picture composition rules, for instance: Rule of Thirds, Diagonal rule, Golden Section rule, Diagonal Golden Section rule. After you install Composition Pilot, you can see the demo that shows how the program works. Run it from the Demonstration menu.
Operating system:
Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Minor Update

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