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Product Description:
RadicalPhoto is an easy to use photo enhancer and image converter.
Pick from any number of possible enhancements : From your standard options (Brightness, Contrast and Red/Green/Blue levels) to some of the more interesting ones (Hue/Saturation for individual colors, Smooth, Sharpen, Emboss, Blur, Wave and Twirl effects and many more). Or combine any (or all) of the options to get just the right effect.
Feel free to experiment! If you don't like the changes you make, just hit the "Reset Photo" button and try something new!
In addition to photo enhancement, RadicalPhoto also supports reading and writing of JPEG (including 2000), BMP, MacPaint, Photoshop, Pict, Png, SGI, TGA and Tiff image files.
What's new in this version:
- Can now paste a picture from the clipboard to RadicalPhoto.
- Can now drop a picture on RadicalPhoto's picture view and have it re-render all the existing effects using that picture.
- Now not forced to open a picture when RadicalPhoto is launched. Now has nice instructions on how to use RadicalPhoto.
- Can now drop a picture file onto the RadicalPhoto icon to open that picture.
- When deleting a used effect, the previous effect in the list is now properly selected.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or higher (including 10.3)
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Nice interface But! - Version: 1.1.9, 8/25/2004 11:14AM PST
(3 of 3 users found this comment useful)
cravencondorVERY slow applies changes to the entire pic- no preview or thumbnail makes it virually unusable
The levels function has only brightness and contrast, does not include the only one I ever use ( gamma??/ slope/curve or whatever its called) with the three or more sliders that allow you to change dark aress or light areas or middle areas only
The file "open" function does not provide previews/thumbnails as do all the usefull competators
I admire the simple uncluttered unbloated interface but without the three above mentioned features it is unusable for me
See Graphic Converter or Photoshop Elements for examples
Over three weeks ago I bought this hunk a junk. I had problems running it on my new Intel Mac Mini and wrote the support. No one answered. I wrote again after 15 days. Still no answer.
It seems like they were happy to take my money but then they don't care.
I found the following by searching for the developer, Bryan Lund:
"We discovered the dark secret of all those shiny fancy Macs out there. A good portion of the Mac enthusiast that use them are really rude. Really, really rude. We had no idea the kind of mean hurtful things the readers...would say to us"
This is probably due to the huge amount of criticism that Lund took on his blog some time ago (from what I've read) by customers who were dissatisfied with his products and wanted some kind of resolution to unending problems. Apparently Lund took those comments as personal attacks on himself.
Here's further news by blogger Phill Ryu:
"As you...screw your RadicalBreeze customers as well (the people who so generously enabled a half-assed developer to quit his day job and do quite well for years), you frame the entire thing in your favor and send out PRESS RELEASES ..."
Again this apparently describes Lund's actions at the Macworld SF gathering in January of 2006 when he announced the "imminent" release of obvious vaporware "Formation II."
I only wish I'd found out about this stuff *before* I bought this road apple disguised as a Mac app.