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Pixelmator - 1.4.1

Layer-based image editor to create, edit enhance images.

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Version 1.4.1:	Not rated (0.0)
Selected Version:	1.4.1
Release Date:	2009-04-21
License:	Update
Downloads (version 1.4.1):	2,319
Downloads (all versions):	10,811
Price:	$59.00

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Product Description:

Pixelmator is an image editor for Mac OS X that allows you to create, edit, and enhance your images. Interface designed for work with images, layers-based image editing, use over 20 tools for selecting, crop, painting, retouching, typing, measuring, and navigation. Use over 15 color correction tools, use over 50 filters, adjust image size and resolution. Transform images, layers or selections using transform tools, fill and stroke images, layers or selections, photo browser offers quick access to iPhoto Library, events, albums, smart albums, and pictures folder. Use your iSight camera to add pictures to your compositions. Includes automator actions for converting, resizing, enhancing, adding special effects, and transforming images. Image processing is powered by core image and open GL.

What's new in this version:

Free transform quality improved
Image Size tool quality improved
Hue and Saturation tool quality improved
Memory management improved
Snapping enabled for crop and type tools, as well as when dragging guides
International keyboard support improved
Gaussian Blur slider is now less sensitive
Third-party core image units support improved
Minor user experience improvements
Help documentation
A bug that caused palettes to be in a hidden state after the Tab key was pressed before quitting the application
An error that caused some values to be incorrect when copying HEX color using the Eyedropper tool
A bug that sometimes caused an incorrect ruler alignment
A bug that sometimes caused an incorrect cursor to appear when using the Spacebar + Command shortcut
A bug that sometimes caused cursor flickering
A bug that caused incorrect brush shape to appear when creating it from images with transparent areas
A bug that caused the Clouds filter to work incorrectly when using it with more than one document at the same time
Tool icon in the Tools palette would not change when temporarily switching to it
A bug that sometimes caused the Brushes Editor sheet not to appear
A bug that wouldn't allow the user to quit the application when Brushes Editor was shown
A bug that caused the Pencil tool not to work at all on PowerPC Macs
A bug that caused incompatibility issues when opening PXM documents, which has layers with masks in it, on a PowerPC Mac
A crash that occurred when opening GIMP (.xcf) documents
A crash that sometimes occurred when preparing to print a document
A crash that sometimes occurred when using click-and-drag tools

Operating System Requirements:

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

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC

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One of the best photo editors out there! - Version: 1.5, 10/25/2009 09:39AM PST

BlackMicro

As a former Photoshop user who has completely converted to Pixelmator I feel that there isn't a better photo editor out there. From price to speed to function to free updates you just can't beat Pixelmator. I would recommend it to any Mac user!

Pen Tool please? - Version: 1.5, 9/19/2009 02:34PM PST

iobostudio

Pretty, pretty please with sugar on top?

Great but... - Version: 1.4.1, 4/21/2009 04:31PM PST

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craigminah

I've come to really like Pixelmator as it's matured in the last year. Ireally would love it if they'd add the ability to align layers (e.g. center, left, right on both horizontal and vertical axis). Other than that, this is a great Photoshop Elements replacement I'd highly recommend to anyone.