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GraphicConverter Classic

GraphicConverter Classic - 6.0

view, edit, convert most image formats

All Time: (4.9)
Version 6.0: Not rated (0.0)
Selected Version: 6.0
Release Date: 2007-07-26
License: Commercial
Downloads (version 6.0): 989
Downloads (all versions): 940,835
Price: $34.95

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Product Description:

  • Imports about 200 graphic file formats
  • Exports about 80 graphic file formats
  • Browser
  • Batch conversion with additional actions
  • Slide show
  • Easy creation of optimized images for the internet
  • Basic images manipulation
  • Enhanced images manipulation
  • AppleScript support
  • Support for the special features of MacOS 8, 9 and MacOS X
  • Support of new technologies like LuraWave LWF format

What's new in this version:

  • Dutch and Catalan localization added
  • lossless jpeg cropping added to convert & modify
  • optional footer to open images added (UB only)
  • save for web function added
  • polygon selection tool added
  • basic layer support added
  • set gps coordinates from Google Earth added
  • go to photo position in Google Earth added
  • rulers added
  • djvu import added with additional tool (UB only)
  • additional automator actions added
  • additional frames added (registered version only)
  • kdc import for X and UB version added
  • open exr import added (10.4.x)
  • some measure functions (line, rectangle, circle, mean) added to the measure tool
  • selection supports now an alpha channel (drag, copy, paste)
  • basic import of HD Photo (wdp) added (UB only)
  • new browser sort options added (sort from position and sort from position hexadeciaml)
  • paste into alpha channel added
  • enhance local contrast function added
  • option to displayed main image tiled (for pattern creation) added
  • browser support for copy/paste of files added
  • context menu entry to convert microsoft non standard captions to iptc added (JPEG submenu in the context menu of the browser)
  • compatible to Leopard beta
  • photoraw import improved
  • folder sorting context menu entry in the browser improved
  • eraser cursor improved (much better speed in UB version)
  • e-mail function to context menu in the droplist added
  • icns handling in the clipboard improved
  • aspect ratio menu improved
  • more subsampling options for jpeg format added
  • new image with transparent background option added
  • option to justify images in slideshow added
  • insert text batch improved
  • scrollwheel zoom inside slideshow works now centered to the current location
  • Spotlight search speeded up
  • errors upon command line tool calls are displayed
  • GraphicConverter can be called by command line to open a file
  • slideshow speeded up (new files are opened as separate thread)
  • rename does rename additional thm files, too (for AVI, CRW...)
  • crop applescript command added
  • blp support improved
  • option to define return/enter key behaviour added
  • rename option to reset index on folder change added
  • trim bug during printing fixed
  • resolution detection in pict on intel macs fixed
  • possible bug in batch rename preview fixed
  • bug in set file date to original date after conversion with long filenames fixed
  • bug in AppleScript with long filenames fixed
  • bug in undo after paster fixed
  • bug in multipage TIFF rotation fixed (UB)
  • bug in saving 16 bit PICTs on Intel Macs fixed (UB)
  • bug in lab import with bad profiles fixed
  • zoom behaviour improved (UB)
  • possible display bug upon opening actions fixed
  • bug in unix link support fixed
  • bug in split (name) fixed
  • file selection bug on Leopard fixed
  • many other bug fixes and improvements

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS 8.6 or higher

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GraphicConverter Classic CommentaryGC a great product but.... - Version: 6.2.1, 4/18/2009 09:44PM PST

ps2os2
GC is truly a great product and worth every penny you pay. The owner is extremely responsive to bug reports and generally has a fix in a few days.

Unfortunately there are some bugs that cannot be repeated and features that you get to depend on never get fixed. Example: Find Duplicates works 98 percent of the time and when it doesn't the whole machine tends to crash. So no report is generated and nothing for the owner to look at. There should be but there isn't. I am not sure if its an Apple issue or a GC issue but in any case nothing ever gets resolved.

I have been told a lot of the bug reports that are filed are in "someone" else code (from Apple to ADOBE and others) and it is like nothing ever gets resolved if the problem is other peoples code. So if you do not like your system to crash only keep to displaying of images and it works really well.

Despite all my issues the product is really good and is extremely flexible (almost too flexible in some cases) as the preferences are many and most are poorly documented (IMO) so you must go through all of them any time you want to change something (simple?). The documentation was probably written in German and has been translated to English so-so. The person that writes the documentation at times ask someone on the mailing list on how to phrase something.

With the support and the price you cannot go wrong.
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GraphicConverter Classic Commentaryfee? - Version: 6.0, 8/7/2007 04:48PM PST

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wldcrdace
I could swear way back when those of us who have had licenses forever where asked to upgrade being told it was a one time fee. Yet we are being asked to pay more money?

It's a great product I've used since the mid-90s but I don't like being told no more upgrade fees and then be charged. It reallllly annoys me.
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GraphicConverter Classic Review'Bout time to update the reviews here - Version: 5.8, 2/12/2006 09:45PM PST

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Macsure
It's time to update reviews, so I'll start off by saying that version 5.8 (universal code) should have been designated GC v. 6.0 rather than continuing the "impression" that it's still pre-MacIntel code inside. Mr. Lemke's only fault as far as I can see - this version designation is a little confusing.

That "used for less than a month" is misleading in my info bar - I've been a GC user since version 3.83. It's this new unicode version to which I refer now.

Still a 5-star app. Whenever Thorsten Lemke "messes up" - it's brief and temporary because he promptly issues new versions with bugs fixed.
I don't see how he can keep up with user requests for new features - but he does, and that sometimes results in a glitch or two.

5.8 works like all preceding versions - very well. And there's some nice touches arising from user requests. Like "shadowed text" in the browser and slideshow - makes file paths much easer to read against light backgrounds and eliminates the need for adding colored borders (to make text visible).

Another feature I hadn't tried before (there're so many) - converting slideshow (folders containing images) to QuickTime movies. This feature works flawlessly, including the ability to set frame rates and display sizes. The resultng movies can be imported into iMovie for addition of sound tracks, effects and titles. I've had a ball this past week, making my own animated movies with GC, some PhotoShop, and iMovie (with iDraw a recent addition to my animation project software.)

To think - I paid $30 some years ago and have gotten about 20 upgrades free. How many 3rd party apps give that much value?
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