Satellite imagery is not a new concept for the Earth; it dates back to the middle of the nineties when the first Russian satellite was deployed for capturing the Moon. Majorly produced by NASA, such imagery of the solar system is published for public view frequently. Digital imagery taken of the Earth and other celestial objects provide much required information of the Galactic world to the Astronomers and other experts for varied purposes. Such digital imagery requires huge cameras and projection techniques like Aerial photography. Another tool can be effectually used for monitoring the digital imagery of the Earthy landscapes called Bersoft Image Measurement 6.01 that is used for acquiring and measuring these digital photographs.

Bersoft Image Measurement 6.01 upon launch opens with a neatly arranged interface with the chief options placed at the top panel and the left pane displays the tools for editing in the form of simple icons. The measurements can be done by pointing or clicking automatically and also while doing the statistical and analytical measurements. The software can load many different images including the DICOM files and supports image acquisition from most TWAIN scanners. The Tools Palette provides various degrees to assess the image in terms of angle, perimeter, area, and point and line etc. In order to have a comfortable statistical analysis, these measurements can be exported to formats like HTML, CVS and DOC, and can also be directly exported to the Excel file and copy, pasted to any other medium. The program comprises a wide ranging listing that is too large to put up and hence is highly recommended for a trial to appraise its true capabilities.

To sum up, Bersoft Image Measurement program earns rich rankings for its utility value and enhanced tools and functions and hence gets a rating score of four points for its impressive performance and user friendly approach.