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EasyCrop - 2.2.6

crop, resize & email photos quickly & intuitively

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All Time:	(4.7)
Version 2.2.6:	(5.0)
Selected Version:	2.2.6
Release Date:	2008-04-18
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 2.2.6):	1,328
Downloads (all versions):	3,151
Price:	$11.95

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Product Description:

Have you ever needed to resize and compress a photo for emailing or uploading to a website? Or crop a photo for adding to your OS X Address Book? Or capture a portion of the screen and send it off in an email?

EasyCrop takes the fuss out of performing these tasks. Simply drag images from the Finder, iPhoto or even a web browser and drop them into EasyCrop. Next, draw a crop box around the area you want to crop and make other adjustments with the intuitive controls if you'd like. And when you're happy with the result, simply drag it off to your email or other application. Voila!

With EasyCrop's unique and intuitive user interface, you no longer have:

confusing file dialog boxes to navigate
temporary files to delete
the need to first make a copy of the original file

Use EasyCrop to quickly:

prepare photos for emails
add faces to contacts in your OS X Address Book
set up pictures for your Mac OS X logon screen
reduce image file size for posting to web sites

What's new in this version:

EasyCrop is now able to open CMYK images correctly.

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
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.4 or higher

Feedback Summary:

Version 2.2.6:
Overall Rating:	(5.0)	Features:	(5.0)	Support:	(5.0)
Ease of Use:	(5.0)	Quality / Stability:	(5.0)	Price:	(5.0)

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Love it - Version: 2.4, 5/27/2009 10:46PM PST

MacLinda

I love easy crop. It really is so easy to use and you just can't beat the price. ;)

Also accesses Aperture 2 Libraries (Yea!!) - Version: 2.3, 1/18/2009 08:03AM PST

Felix01

RE: What's new in this version:

"Added a Photo Browser to make it easy to select images from your iPhoto library without opening iPhoto."

Should also be noted that the Media Browser accesses photos in Aperture 2 Libraries if you use that software in lieu of (or in conjunction with) iPhoto.

Yes!!! So good! - Version: 2.2.7, 12/5/2008 09:17PM PST

omnivocal

I'm giving a digital photo frame with an HD ratio (16:9) screen for Christmas, and I've been dreading resizing the photos for it using something like photoshop or even iPhoto, which would have taken a really long time unless I arbitrarily cropped them all exactly the same without regard to what I would be cutting away, which is of course rather important. (If I only get 234 vertical pixels, I want to make sure they're used well!) I was determined to find a simpler solution.

Well, it's taken me about 3 days of fairly intense searching and a few ill-fated attempts at using other offerings including Kodak's EasyShare software (which is awful, and anything but Easy), but I've finally found what I was looking for. I'm usually not one to rave, but have to say that I am VERY impressed. With such a simple, sleek interface and so many intuitive features (screen/window/selection capture, timed capture, configurable ratio and size settings, and most of all drag-and-drop output...why hasn't anyone ever thought of this before?!?) it may very well be the best $12 I spend this year. Oh, except for that time I bought my girlfriend flowers, but I digress...

The only problem I've found wasn't with the software at all, but with the yellow mug website, which keeps giving me errors about having an invalid or unsupported form of compression.

Bottom line: buy this program. It's well worth the small investment for such a gem.