Perfectly Clear

If you select a folder that contains images, Perfectly Clear will detect said images and will automatically apply the Vivid Details preset. This alone should be enough to improve the way your photos look. If it isn’t, you can manually take charge and enhance their looks. It’s all quite simple, you’ll see.

Perfectly Clear is available as a plug-in for Photoshop and Lightroom, as an app for Android and iOS, and as an application for Windows-powered PCs. To run the last one, to run Perfectly Clear on a Windows PC, it must meet the following system requirements: .NET Framework 4.0 or higher, at least 4GB of RAM (8GB recommended), 32 or 64-bit Windows edition, anything from XP to 8.

When you launch Perfectly Clear for the first time, you will be presented with a Quickstart Guide. Do not dismiss it! It is best to go through this guide as it presents useful information – information that will help you figure out the interface (a dark-themed, Explorer-like interface that is very easy to use) and understand how to access the functionality.

Speaking about functionality, you can expect to get the following from Perfectly Clear for Windows: single image or side-by-side display; Lightbox and Edit view; batch correct images; rotate images; crop images; zoom in/out; lots of image correction presets; adjust the tone; adjust the color; adjust the clarity; view histogram; view metadata; and more.

At the time of writing this, Perfectly Clear for Windows is a Beta. As you may already know, Beta products tend to be finicky.

Perfectly Clear will take the pictures you indicate and will automatically correct them, thus making them look better.