Now, just a quick suggestion for more intuitive clicking controls:
Only two control icons, ZOOM and DOTS, can replace the work of six, simplifying the interface while making the editing/viewing process even easier:
![Image](http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/9931/fantamorphcontrols.jpg)
Click on a combo zoom/magnifying glass/hand icon. Not minus, plus, or hand - just zoom (with a hand in the background). To zoom in, left click. To zoom out, right-click. Simple. Click-drag an image to pan-drag, and you're all set!
Likewise, have just a "DOT" icon. Not minus, plus, or arrow for control. Just a single icon. Left click to add a dot, right click on a dot to delete it, click-drag on a dot to move it, or else click drag a selection of dots if rubberbanded or group selected. Likewise, right click on a selected group "line" of dots to delete that group. Left click a blank area to separate from a group, right-clicking in a blank area to add a first dot to a new group if the group option is selected.
Having it set up this way would cut way down on a lot of back-and-forthing between editing and viewing modes.
EDIT: Oh, and if the rotate/skew controls could be more like Illustrator and Photoshop that would be great. Less back and forth to menus for control. So instead of going to the menu to select Rotate, for example, just hover over the far outside area slightly away from a corner (as opposed to directly on a corner handle) - this would just change the edit mode indicator to rotate. Likewise, hovering over one of the border lines of a selection would change the control mode (and indicators) to SKEW.