Drop an image to begin

Depth is estimated from the picture itself, then you correct it by eye. Run a sweep to see where the estimate breaks.

sweeping — watch the edges

held — sweep paused at this angle

Depth workbench

Estimate, sweep, correct, sweep again.

Image

Depth estimate what the guess is built from

Brightness 0.60

Focus 0.30

Saturation 0.10

Height in frame 0.00

Shape

Depth scale 0.35

Smoothing 2

Contrast 1.0

Sweep find the errors

Travel 0.5

Speed 1.0

Artifact check optional

Sensitivity 0.06

Flagging is off.

Window a frame to look through

Inset 0.06

Corner rounding 0.00

Extend background 0.00

Edge fade 0.05

A fixed frame gives the eye something that does not move, so the image reads as sitting behind it rather than wobbling.

Retouch fix what the estimate got wrong

Brush size 40

Strength 0.45

Heal averages the depth under the brush, which flattens the steep edge that makes an object smear.

Compare before / after

Off. The baseline is where the image started.

Output what to save

Contents

Resolution

Format

Estimated depth is a guess, not a measurement. The sweep shows you where it guessed wrong — tearing at an edge means the boundary is in the wrong place. Every adjustment is undoable with Cmd/Ctrl+Z.

Camera

Requesting the camera…

A captured photo carries no more depth than any other — the estimate works the same way. Good light and a clear near subject help it read.