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PICStation X - 1.2

Pic viewer, editor, converter, thumbnailer, batch processor

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All Time:	(3.0)
Version 1.2:	(3.0)
Selected Version:	1.2
Release Date:	2002-12-08
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 1.2):	77
Downloads (all versions):	5,174
Price:	$14.95

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Product Description:

PICStation is a picture viewer, editor, converter, thumbnail creator. Opens, views, and prints pictures of many different formats. Converts pictures to all formats supported by QuickTime. Creates thumbnails easily. Features basic editing and image manipulating functions such as resize, scale, rotate, flip. Includes image adjusting functions such as colorize, desaturate, invert, brightness, contrast, threshold, posterize. Utilizes all its features in powerful batch processor. PICStation is ideal tool for creating stylish thumbnails and for adjusting your graphic files.

What's new in this version:

OS X native version
reorganized menus
improved Batch Processor
Effect and Effect List windows redesigned into one Effects window
code improvements
new icons
new integrated registration engine

Operating System Requirements:

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

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X

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Version 1.2:
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Tried it for 1/2 hour ... Too confusing. - Version: 1.4, 8/2/2008 07:07AM PST

sgginc

After half an hour still unable to understand it.
I gave it a good shot. Not intuitive for me.
Used to using EasyCrop.
ken

Couple of complaints… - Version: 1.2, 12/9/2002 07:30AM PST

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f2professa

so far - What's wrong with implementing the basic standard of key commands? Command-U for undo for example. Why in the world would you implement command-R for Revert instead? Also, revert does not work as expected. If you resize and then add color then revert - it takes you back to the original size - not the sized image you created in the step before? Could help to add a sharpen tool as well. But, I will say it's fast and would probably do well in a batch mode for a single task. Good start to a nice utility.

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