  While perspective is a well-studied topic in art, it is generally taken for
granted in images. However, for the recent wave of high-quality image synthesis
methods such as latent diffusion models, perspective accuracy is not an
explicit requirement. Since these methods are capable of outputting a wide
gamut of possible images, it is difficult for these synthesized images to
adhere to the principles of linear perspective. We introduce a novel geometric
constraint in the training process of generative models to enforce perspective
accuracy. We show that outputs of models trained with this constraint both
appear more realistic and improve performance of downstream models trained on
generated images. Subjective human trials show that images generated with
latent diffusion models trained with our constraint are preferred over images
from the Stable Diffusion V2 model 70% of the time. SOTA monocular depth
estimation models such as DPT and PixelFormer, fine-tuned on our images,
outperform the original models trained on real images by up to 7.03% in RMSE
and 19.3% in SqRel on the KITTI test set for zero-shot transfer.
